This certificate in the Trusted Root Certification Authorities store.". The certificate information on the client machine indicated that "This CA Root certificate is not trusted. I continued onto the site and then clicked on the "Certificate error" text in the address bar to view the certificate.Even though the URL was now correct, I was presented with the "There is a problem with this website’s security certificate" page.Alerted to the fact that the URL was important, on the client machine I first used the browser to connect to.I still had to do some other steps to successfully connect though, so I will document them here for future reference: I checked the self-signed certificate generated by IIS and in fact it was issued to "" and I had been connecting to just "servername". Today, after a good night's sleep, the above stood out.
For example, you are connecting to a site named SSL certificate for the site that you are usingĭoes not match the name of the address that you used. When attempting to map a drive to a WebDAV site using HTTPS, you are prompted with the following dialog: I had read that article, but after a couple of hours of reading other articles and trying to troubleshoot the issue, this section of the article didn't ring any alarm bells: (in the "Troubleshooting the WebDAV Redirector" section, bold and underline addedĤ. Or the clients have no way to trust the server side. The certificate you use is the key, and you must make sure you use a valid certificate in all aspects (valid CN, valid CA and so on). Next time make sure you properly read all articles Microsoft published, What am I doing wrong? (I'm sure it is just a simple little thing I am overlooking. If I go back to the site and revert the changes made to Authentication, SSL Settings and WebDAV settings I can again connect with no issues to In either case, after the last prompt for a username/password I get a message saying "The folder you entered does not appear to be valid. My username/password, it will sometimes: a) again prompt to "Select Certificate" which I again cancel and then it will "loop" between asking me for a username/password and then "Select Certificate" a few times before settling down and asking me 3 timesįor my username/password or b) ask me 2 more times for my username/password. If I cancel the "Select Certificate" dialog box it will pop-up again 2 more times and then I will be prompted for my username/password. HTTPS://servername I get prompted to "Select Certificate". When I now try to add a "Network Location" pointing to Changed the WebDAV settings for the site so that "Requires SSL Access" is set to "True".Configured the "SSL Settings" on the site to only accept SSL connections.Changed the Authentication to "Basic Authentication" (and disabled the "Windows Authentication").Added a HTTPS binding to the site and associated the certificate I created in the previous step to the binding.Created a new self-signed certificate using IIS.I now want to change the access method to use HTTPS (SSL).
I am able to copy, move, delete, add and edit files with no issues. HTTP://servername, enter my credentials and from there I can see the 2 Virtual Directories I created.
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