Certificates

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Guest

I have two machines a windows 2000 and a Windows xp. The windows 2000 machine is working properly. I have to log into a network that requires securtiy certificates. Both machines have the same certificates in the same place. When I try to log onto the network using the Windows XP machine when the Client Authenticaiton dialog box pops up the certificates are not visable - on the 2000 machine they are visable and I selet one and go on my merry way

Any suggestions? I have tried setting all settings to default and rebooted the machine several times

Gordo

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K

Kroz

Well XP is different from Windows 2k.
The certificates are the same.
Make sure that the certs that your using are combatable
with XP.

-----Original Message-----
I have two machines a windows 2000 and a Windows xp. The
windows 2000 machine is working properly. I have to log
into a network that requires securtiy certificates. Both
machines have the same certificates in the same place.
When I try to log onto the network using the Windows XP
machine when the Client Authenticaiton dialog box pops up
the certificates are not visable - on the 2000 machine
they are visable and I selet one and go on my merry way.
Any suggestions? I have tried setting all settings to
default and rebooted the machine several times?
 
G

Gordon Reynolds

Thanks I will give it a try
g
-----Original Message-----
Well XP is different from Windows 2k.
The certificates are the same.
Make sure that the certs that your using are combatable
with XP.

The
windows 2000 machine is working properly. I have to log
into a network that requires securtiy certificates. Both
machines have the same certificates in the same place.
When I try to log onto the network using the Windows XP
machine when the Client Authenticaiton dialog box pops up
the certificates are not visable - on the 2000 machine
they are visable and I selet one and go on my merry way.
default and rebooted the machine several times?
.
 

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