AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client (ACSMC) failed to connect to ocserv with certificate

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Thanks for your quick reply.

The 'profile.xml' was copied from the sample directory 'doc' without any 
changes.  This time I modified it on server side as you demonstrated, 
and also added custom OID value in client certificate's "Properties - 
Extended Validation" dialog on win7. But it still doesn't work with same 
error in log file.

Then I tried 'openconnect-gui' and selected the client certificate in 
setting windows.  It seems OK except for the repeated prompt "DTLS 
handshake failed: Resource temporarily unavailble, try again".  Thanks.

regards,
tefeng


On 2015/1/9 21:00, David Woodhouse wrote:
> On Fri, 2015-01-09 at 20:54 +0800, tefeng wrote:
>> It seemed that ACSMC on win7 didn't recognize the certificate (imported
>> via 'mmc' command, the same way for strongSwan certificate which works OK).
>>
>> Any recommendations would be really appreciated.  Thanks in adv.
> Were you looking for recommendations other than using OpenConnect on
> Windows? https://github.com/openconnect/openconnect-gui/wiki
>
> How does the Cisco client know which certificate to use? In the profile
> there is a <CertificateMatch> node which looks something like this:
>
>   <CertificateMatch>
>     <KeyUsage>
>       <MatchKey>Digital_Signature</MatchKey>
>     </KeyUsage>
>     <ExtendedKeyUsage>
>       <ExtendedMatchKey>ClientAuth</ExtendedMatchKey>
>       <CustomExtendedMatchKey>1.2.840.113741.1.5.1.101.1.5</CustomExtendedMatchKey>
>     </ExtendedKeyUsage>
>   </CertificateMatch>
>
> Do you have something similar in your profile, and does the certificate
> you've imported match the criteria?
>




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