Hi there,
This is my scenario:
I have installed a fresh openvpn instalation on one debian, created the self signed certificates from openssl to the server and to de client (is a Windows7). Starred the server openvpn and I try to connect to the VPN.
That worked fine.
Now I've installed a Microsoft CA and issued a new certificate for the openvpn server (for testing purposes I've issued a "any purpose" template to the certificate), starred the openvpn on the debian machine with the new certificate from the Microsoft CA and the openvpn server with no errors.
When I try to connect from the windows 7 to the server openvpn I can see this error message:
"VERIFY ERROR: depth=0, error=unsupported certificate purpose: /C=ES/ST=Madrid/L=Madrid/O=XXX/OU=Tecnico/CN=XXX/emailAddress=xxx@xxx"
What I doing wrong with the Microsoft CA?
Thank you in advance.
Regards
Certificates from Microsoft CA
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Re: Certificates from Microsoft CA
your server and client need to be using (and signed by) the same CA