We are then making request with ns_httpspost to 3rd party for the request. Do I need to do anything special in the ns_httpspost proc to ensure it uses the SSL certificate on the outbound connection ? Or does this use the cert by having the nsd.tcl configured like above ? The 3rd party is seeing that we're being returned a 403, and they say when we see this, we should present our certificate to them so that they allow us. I don't see how to do this though. Shouldn't the cert just be part of the initial request ?
Possibly a silly question but when you make the ns_httpspost, you are using an https: url not an http: url aren't you?
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