A
Arjun
Guest
Hi All,
I have a funny problem.I have some existing Win 2000 Server machines
on which I used to send HTTP requests to some SSL enabled websites.
Now almost all of these SSL certificates are expired or have wrong
host names in them.
This small VBScript code runs just fine in Win 2000 but is throwing
exceptions(host name in certificate does not match with servername) in
Win 2003
Dim obj As New MSXML2.ServerXMLHTTP
obj.open "post", "https://servername/test.asp", False
obj.send
Now I do understand that is exception is correct but I am just
wondering how the same library(MSXML 3) ran without errors in Win 2000
server.
Was it because of some settings of some kind in the Registry or that
this behaviour has been changed in the Win2003 Server itself?
Any leads will be appreciated!
I have a funny problem.I have some existing Win 2000 Server machines
on which I used to send HTTP requests to some SSL enabled websites.
Now almost all of these SSL certificates are expired or have wrong
host names in them.
This small VBScript code runs just fine in Win 2000 but is throwing
exceptions(host name in certificate does not match with servername) in
Win 2003
Dim obj As New MSXML2.ServerXMLHTTP
obj.open "post", "https://servername/test.asp", False
obj.send
Now I do understand that is exception is correct but I am just
wondering how the same library(MSXML 3) ran without errors in Win 2000
server.
Was it because of some settings of some kind in the Registry or that
this behaviour has been changed in the Win2003 Server itself?
Any leads will be appreciated!