asp.net - C# and IIS - SSL dropping connections, fine over HTTP -
In a test environment, I am self-signed on a certification and installed it on a web site in IIS 6 . It is using IIS 6 Net 2.0 authentication looks ok (zero is the fact that the client service does not completely trust it as one would expect) I can do whatever I want by hitting the site locally on HTTPS or HTTP .
There is a problem accessing this site remotely. If there is an exception on the page, then the connection goes does not return any errors, but only drop out flat-out, where the browser says that this site is not available (it can be churned for a few seconds , Where I can see TCP traffic from client IP).
The interesting part is that I can make an empty ASPX page, nothing with it, and it's OK on HTTPS. But I threw a new exception to the page ; On the page, by the way, it works perfectly just if I'm using HTTP instead of the same page.
That's why I got stuck a bit. Anyone seen something like this?
My first inclination is to go after proxy / firewall rules between my remote client machine and server, but I have to make sure that this is not something that I can fix before the bugs teams .
Edit ... looks like a firewall whitelist problem. Other people in my subnet have the same problems, but people in other places can hit it properly.
This is not a proxy or a firewall problem, because the Yellow Screen of Death is the only text that is available through a firewall Communicates with, which is just fine. Here are some things that I will try first.
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Ensure that you are using HTTPS, is not the root cause of the problem, as the problem is' due to handling HTTPS in your program, such as some of the error code Handling
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Create a new certificate and see if the same issues arise.
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Try to reproduce this problem on another machine, it may just be a configuration problem.
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Try to get the original certificate from GoDaddy, they are only 29.99.
It's all I can come up with now. One thing that has not mentioned you, which version of IIS you were using, which would be useful.
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