We have a website W1 running on server S1 protected by an SSL certificate i.e. C1. We need to consume a web service W2 from the backend code of the website W1. This web service is hosted elsewhere in the internet and requires a client certificate for authentication.
Can we use the certificate C1 to access W2?
I have been trying to test this and for some reason we keep getting 403 errors from W2 when we attach C1 in the request. However, we are able to use a completely different certificate when making calls from S1 without issues. I know that W1 is hosted in IIS in win 2008 server and W2 is hosted in IIS in Win 2003 server.
Is there any default rules that prevent use of an existing SSL certificate as a client certificate?
Can we use the certificate C1 to access W2?
I have been trying to test this and for some reason we keep getting 403 errors from W2 when we attach C1 in the request. However, we are able to use a completely different certificate when making calls from S1 without issues. I know that W1 is hosted in IIS in win 2008 server and W2 is hosted in IIS in Win 2003 server.
Is there any default rules that prevent use of an existing SSL certificate as a client certificate?