Welcome to MSDN Blogs Sign in | Join | Help

adarsh's blog

Adarsh Khare works at Microsoft. Everything here, though, is his personal opinion and is not read or approved by Microsoft before it is posted. No warranties or other guarantees will be offered as to the quality of the opinions or anything else offered here.

Browse by Tags

All Tags » SSL   (RSS)
Using FtpWebRequest to do FTP over SSL
Use FtpWebRequest to do FTP over SSL. Read More...
Client side certificate with strong key protection and WebServices
When you are writing application to run as service or middle tier, which is using client certificates. You should not enable strong key protection during certificate installation. Strong key protection is the way you are informing the system that whenever Read More...
Configure System.Net.HttpListener to listen for SSL
Whidbey contains cool class HttpListener under System.Net namespace, it allows you to create your your own HttpServer on top of HttpSys. Some of you aske about steps for configuring HttpListener to work with SSL. Basically you need to configure httpsys. Read More...
Using SSL client certificate in WebRequest and WebServices without certificate installation
If you are using .Net frameworks 1.0 or 1.1, certificate must be installed on either User store or Machine Store. This posting is only valid for v2.0. In version 2.0 (Currently released Whidbey Beta1) user have option to use the certificate which contain Read More...
SSL https requests with client certificates from ASP.NET
Problem Applications making https request from .net web applications (.aspx pages) are not able to use client certificates. Cause Client certificates are linked to user accounts, ASPX is running under ASPNET account, this account can’t access the certificates Read More...
Page view tracker