Certificate Problem

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  • March 9, 2009 at 2:08 pm #1941
    lol2k345
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    Trying to connect a Wyse V10L to a Presentation Server 4.5, via Citrix Web Interface 5.0.1.

    Edit: Using wnos 6.3.0.12

    Edit 2: I’ve also tested this badboy towards a web interface server of the same kind and version, but with an official certificate. I even loaded the official root cert into the client just incase it wasnt there from before. Same error…

    I’m getting the following error:

    A popup with ”Secure connection open failed” appears, and the log states the following:

    SSL: retcode=61 root certificate is not found locally
    https: SSLconnect failed, err= -1
    SSL: retcode=4 an error occurred while reading/writing

    After pressing “OK” on the error popup, the log states this:

    PN Agent sign-on failed

    WNOS.ini looks like this:

    AddCertificate=certnew.cer

    SignOn=Yes

    IcaBrowsing=HTTP
    PnliteServer=WIhost.domain.xx
    DomainList=domain

    Certificate downloaded from the webinterface of the internal CA of which is was created, and stored in the correct folder on the FTP-server. The certificate is loaded the first time it is presented to the thin client, and if i delete it and re-add it throught wnos.ini settings.

    Connecting to the web interface server is smooth using a thick client and the latest XenApp Client: http://WIhost.domain.xx/Citrix/PNAgent/config.xml

    addressa and hostname used in both wnos.ini and link in xenapp client matches the sitename and the certificate issued for it.

    Suspecting a support issue towards the newest web interface…

    March 9, 2009 at 3:02 pm #15321
    lol2k345
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    If i rename the certificates to .crt the following happens:

    Installed Certificate Name.crt on flash
    Installed Certificate Name.crt on ram

    Https(wihost.domain.xx): connection established
    ICA: pnhost = “https://wihost.domain.xx”
    Https(wihost.domain.xx): connection established

    Conneciton Manager now appears, and my published apps are available.

    Thanks to the forums 🙂 Searched them and found something similiar, but not completly, tried it, and it worked it seems.

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