It would be helpful to look at the config of this pfSense box. Do his logs show any blocked traffic to/from your web server? Also, is it possible you're using an SSLv2 cert and the problem client is running Firefox 3 which by default has 'issues' with SSLv2? If so, do a quick Google search for "firefox about:config security.enable_ssl2"
Tim Nelson Systems/Network Engineer Rockbochs Inc. (218)727-4332 x105 ----- "Damir Dezeljin" wrote: > Hi all, > We have an Apache 2 web server in our DMZ. Our network is Cisco based > (switches / routers / ...). The Apache web server requires SSL authentication > (user x.509 certs) for a page to be displayed. It accepts only certificates > from the same CA trust chain. > > One of our client is using a Linux (Kubuntu) box behind a pfSense 1.2 > firewall. When he tries accessing our web server using Firefox (or any other > web browser available on Linux), he is prompted to choose a certificate he > want to use. After selecting the correct one, the browser status bar changes > to 'loading'; however, it never ends. The loading doesn't finish ever. > He tried accessing our web server from his home (direct connected DSL line) > and he didn't experience any problem. For this reason I suspect there is > something wrong with the pfSense firewall. > Had any one have a similar problem? > Any suggestion? > Thanks, > Damir Dezeljin >
