There could be multiple causes of the Win32Exception that occurs while trying to authenticate as a server with a created certificate. Some of the common causes are:
Incorrect certificate: The certificate used for authentication might be invalid, expired, or not trusted by the client.
Incorrect certificate store: The certificate might be installed in an incorrect certificate store or not in the correct format.
Incorrect certificate permissions: The account used to run the application might not have sufficient permissions to access the certificate.
Firewall or network issues: The server might be blocked by a firewall, or there might be issues with the network settings.
Incorrect configuration: There might be an issue with the configuration of the application or the system settings that is causing the error.
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Asked: 2021-09-24 11:00:00 +0000
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