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Debug client side checks in windows
Does anyone know how to debug client side checks in windows? I can get client-side checks working fine in mac. And debug it because the install has a handy f5networks.conf file. And even tells you where to shove it, and what the values all do...
But I can't find the equivalent on any windows laptops, and can't get any client-side checks to work beyond running processes... The docs for machine cert checks are pretty vague, and the F5 docs don't seem to talk the smae language as windows docs (Shades of Trunks vs Etherchannels here!)
Anyone got any ideas? The user directory seems void of config files by default in windows. And a search of the whole filesystem revelas no files called f5networks.conf
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- Seth_Cooper
Employee
H, - Hamish
Cirrocumulus
OESIS doesn't even mention anything about certs, except a line that says - Seth_Cooper
Employee
H, - Hamish
Cirrocumulus
Thanks. I'll ignore the rest of the world bit. I'll never surrender.
winhttpcertcfg was already looked at (It's mentioned in one of the APM manuals IIRC). And is only concerned with adding access to the PRIVATE key... You can just verify the PUBLIC key of the cert (That's the unverified exit from check_machine_cert). But my issue is that OESIS doesn't even find that. Even for administrator...
- Seth_Cooper
Employee
The machine inspector will check machine certificates so that puts you in the correct store. MY does map to the personal store on the machine... is there another store you are wanting to map to? - Hamish
Cirrocumulus
Ah. So MY maps to Personal-Certificates... No, that's the one. Pity they don't use the same names.. That'd save confusion.
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