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Problem with ASC and Win 7

MichaelPE
Hi,

when I try to connect to our network via ASC I get the following error message: "Client Error: No User Certificate loaded"
With Windows Vista the workaround was to set in the profile settings > Identity the setting "Certificate Configuration" from "None" to "Standard"

Now with Windows 7 (64bit) and ASC Version 9.20 Build 35 I get the following error when I try to change this setting:
"List index out of bounds (0)"

Any Ideas?

Thanks,
M
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    Hello,

    if have the same problem as Michael. In Astaro Secure Client Version 9.20 Built 35 on Windows 7 (64 bit) I want to assign a Certificate to the Profile. When I save the Profile the error "List index out of bounds (0)" appears.

    Is there a solution for this problem?

    kind regards

    Hartmut
  • 0 in reply to HartmutBr
    Workaround for the Certification problem:

    1) Prerequisite:
    - downloaded ini file from the user portal
    - downloaded cert file from the user portal
     
    2) Add under [PROFILE] the line 
    PkiConfig={Your Certification name}

    3) Add at the end 
    [CERTIFICATE1]
    CertReader=
    CertPort=0
    CertType=2
    CertP12File={the location of your certificate}
    CertNr=1
    CertP11Modul=
    CertPinQuest=1
    CertCspName=
    CertCspIssuer=
    CertEntFile=
    CertEntSSO=0
    CertPinLen=6
    CertPinOnlyNum=0
    CertPinNoAlpha=0
    CertPinUpper=0
    CertPinLower=0
    CertPinNum=0
    CertPinRepeat=0
    CertEntLocks=0
    CertNoDiscon=0
    CertActWarn=1
    CertActExt=0
    CertExtDays=30
    CertWarnDays=30
    CertP12Select=1
    CertP12Path=
    CertP11Slot=0
    CertExtPkiDll=
    CertNoCaPath=0
    CertHwType=0
    CertHwP12File=
    CertHwCspName=
    CertHwCspIssuer=
    CertHwEntFile=
    CertName={Your Certification name}

    4) connect;
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  • 0 in reply to HartmutBr
    Workaround for the Certification problem:

    1) Prerequisite:
    - downloaded ini file from the user portal
    - downloaded cert file from the user portal
     
    2) Add under [PROFILE] the line 
    PkiConfig={Your Certification name}

    3) Add at the end 
    [CERTIFICATE1]
    CertReader=
    CertPort=0
    CertType=2
    CertP12File={the location of your certificate}
    CertNr=1
    CertP11Modul=
    CertPinQuest=1
    CertCspName=
    CertCspIssuer=
    CertEntFile=
    CertEntSSO=0
    CertPinLen=6
    CertPinOnlyNum=0
    CertPinNoAlpha=0
    CertPinUpper=0
    CertPinLower=0
    CertPinNum=0
    CertPinRepeat=0
    CertEntLocks=0
    CertNoDiscon=0
    CertActWarn=1
    CertActExt=0
    CertExtDays=30
    CertWarnDays=30
    CertP12Select=1
    CertP12Path=
    CertP11Slot=0
    CertExtPkiDll=
    CertNoCaPath=0
    CertHwType=0
    CertHwP12File=
    CertHwCspName=
    CertHwCspIssuer=
    CertHwEntFile=
    CertName={Your Certification name}

    4) connect;
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