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can't get one to one certificate mapping configured properly

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Hi guys

I've been going over the documentation and can't see what I'm doing wrong.  Here's what I've got set up:

  • We have an internal certificate server within our domain
  • We have an IIS box outside our domain in the DMZ
  • I've exported our CA cert from our internal server and installed to the trusted root CAs store on the IIS box
  • I've requested and installed a client certificate from our certificate server to my workstation
  • I've exported the client certificate as outlined in the documentation (i.e. don't export the private key, Base-64, removed the BEGIN and END certificate lines, put onto 1 line)
  • I've enabled iisClientCertificateMappingAuthentication on our IIS server.  I've disabled manyToOneMappings and enabled oneToOneCertificateMappingsEnabled.  
  • I've pasted my client certificate it into the certificate field, set enabled, set a username, and tried with and without a password.
  • Anonymous Authentication, Basic Authentication, Windows Authentication, Forms Authentication, and ASP.NET authentication are all disabled for this site.
  • Under SSL settings for the site, I've checked the Require SSL and selected Require for Client Certificates

I visit the site from my workstation (on the domain, not in the DMZ), am asked to select a certificate, select the one I exported previously, and then get a 401 - Unauthorized message.

The documentation I've read didn't describe my exact scenario (i.e. domain to DMZ authentication) but as the client browser is giving me an option to select a client cert, this tells me the list of trusted CAs between the 2 machines are configured properly.

I've tried looking through various logs but can't find anything to tell me where the problem is.

Any suggestions on tools I should be using to troubleshoot this or something else I may have missed?

Tks


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