Hello, When a SSL Handshake is made using SSLV3 protocol, the handshake passes and data is transmitted successfully. When I change the protocol to TLSV1.2, the handshake fails. To make it work, I used a different server certificate and the TLS V1.2 handshake passes. The difference between the certificate is that, the earlier certificate had non ascii characters in the Issuer DN which were encoded in BMPString. The new certificate I use does not have special characters in Issuer DN. Can anybody of you provide me a clue as to what could be wrong here? asked 20 Jun '14, 00:36  priya |
One Answer:
Sounds like a problem in your clients TLS1.2 implementation that does not like a BMPstring in the issuer DN. Some questions about your client
BTW: There has been a similar question recently, also related to BMPstring encoded characters in the issuer DN: Regards answered 21 Jun '14, 17:21  Kurt Knochner ♦ |
