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Safari - https 403 Denied Access Denied

When I try to navigate to a specific https webpage using Safari browser, I get 403 denied access to the server. With all other browsers, I get the page with no problem. I searched the internet for a solution, but couldn't find a solution.

Can anyone email me how I can fix this problem?

Things I've already checked:

  • I have verified the certificate used. This is the same certificate with Chrome (works) and safari (doesn't work)

  • Very curious behavior: when I launch and grab the Fiddler Tool while I try to connect to this page, the page is displayed without problems. As soon as I deactivate the capture and try to navigate to the page again, I get 403 Access Denied again.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Thanx

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The solution was set in IIS settings - SSL - Client Certificate - Ignore.



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I had this problem with Windows Server 2008 R2 Data Center . The solution to my problem was as follows:

  • Open your server remotely
  • Start IIS Manager
  • In the left pane of Connections, find the domain that is giving you SSL problem
  • After locating and selecting, click SSL Settings
  • In Client Certificates, select Ignore
  • Click Apply In the Actions section on the right


Done.

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See http://blogs.telerik.com/fiddler/posts/13-02-28/help!-running-fiddler-fixes-my-app- for a list of common criminals.

What is the URL? Is it on your Intranet? When it works, do you see HTTP / 401 responses in Fiddler before the final HTTP / 200?

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