Longhorn client vs openssl s_server failing

Hello,

I have a .NET SSL client on Windows 2008 set to negotiate SSL/TLS
trying to talk to openssl s_server (0.9.8-stable-SNAP-20080328)
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> openssl s_server -cert ~/User1-SC.VC.11 -ssl3 -bugs -state -debug -www[/color]

And I can't get the handshake to succeed. When the s_server is set to -
tls1, then it works, but I need it to succeed for both TLS and SSL
only servers on 2008.

Client throws an exception saying: "The client and server cannot
communicate because they do not posess a common algorithm". Wireshark
shows that Client Hello, Server Hello (SSLv3) and Certificate+Server
Hello Done (SSLv3) has been sent before the connection closed. Server
selected ciphersuite is TLS_RSA_WITH_AES

This problem also doesn't occur when the client runs on older Windows
(XP).

Has anyone come across similar problem? The one difference between
clients running XP and 2008 I noticed was, that the 2008 sends TLS
extensions in the Client Hello message. Might this be the cause of
failure?

Many Thanks,
Przemek

If anyone is interested - the cause is OpenSSL bug which allows the
SSL-only server to select AES ciphersuite.
AES is only allowed over TLS.