No Client Certificate Presented For Af Portal On Mac

Type in the AF PKI Web Site address: 3. Click on Import DoD Root Certificate Chain in your brower. Page 2 of 6 Step 1. Deleting DOD Personal Certificates Common Access Card/PKI Interface Step 3. Configuring Microsoft Outlook 98 Outlook 2000 Security Step 2. Certificate Registration & Configuring Windows NT Logon. I'm trying to get my new laptop setup to allow me to log into AF Portal, but I am hitting a massive roadblock. Right now, I can't even get IE/AF Portal to even attempt to prompt for my CAC card certificates, even though they're showing up in the certificates window under internet settings content.

Symptoms

An error, 'Valid client certificate is required,' displays on the Firefox browser while accessing the portal address:

Diagnosis

GlobalProtect is configured with Certificate Authentication for the client.
The client certificate has been added in the 'personal' certificate store of the end user.
Other browsers like Chrome and IE are able to connect to the portal address successfully.

• The error, 'Valid client certificate is required' while accessing the portal address displays when
  the browser is unable to fetch the certificate to present it to the portal for authentication.
• Here, the client certificate has already been added in the personal certificate store of the computer, so Chrome and IE are able to sync this certifcate from this personal store.
• If the same error displays in Chrome or IE, please verifiy that the certificate is present in the personal stores of these browsers.

For Firefox, the client certificate is not present in the 'Your Certificates' store, as seen below. Therefore, the browser is unable to present it to the portal for authentication:

Firefox maintains a separate store, compared to Chrome or IE, so the certificate must be explicitly imported.
Add the certificate in the 'Your Certificates' store of Firefox:

1. Click Options > Advanced > Certificates > View Certificates > Your Certificates > Import
2. Select the Client Certificate from the computer and enter the password to import.
Note that Client certificate needs to be imported with the private key.
The added certificate can now be seen as follows:

No Client Certificate Presented Af Portal Mac

NOTE : If the same error displays on other browsers, the client certificate is required to be imported in the 'Personal Certificate' store of these browsers.

Symptoms

An error, 'Valid client certificate is required,' displays on the Firefox browser while accessing the portal address:

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Diagnosis

GlobalProtect is configured with Certificate Authentication for the client.
The client certificate has been added in the 'personal' certificate store of the end user.
Other browsers like Chrome and IE are able to connect to the portal address successfully.

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• The error, 'Valid client certificate is required' while accessing the portal address displays when
  the browser is unable to fetch the certificate to present it to the portal for authentication.
• Here, the client certificate has already been added in the personal certificate store of the computer, so Chrome and IE are able to sync this certifcate from this personal store.
• If the same error displays in Chrome or IE, please verifiy that the certificate is present in the personal stores of these browsers.

For Firefox, the client certificate is not present in the 'Your Certificates' store, as seen below. Therefore, the browser is unable to present it to the portal for authentication:

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Firefox maintains a separate store, compared to Chrome or IE, so the certificate must be explicitly imported.
Add the certificate in the 'Your Certificates' store of Firefox:

1. Click Options > Advanced > Certificates > View Certificates > Your Certificates > Import
2. Select the Client Certificate from the computer and enter the password to import.
Note that Client certificate needs to be imported with the private key.
The added certificate can now be seen as follows:

NOTE : If the same error displays on other browsers, the client certificate is required to be imported in the 'Personal Certificate' store of these browsers.