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| Guest | "The token provider cannot get tokens" (System.ServiceModel) Trying to sign my WCF messages before they go of to a messagequeue (using 'netMsmqBinding') to allow the retriever (the WCF service) to perform impersonation, I am constantly presented with the exception seen in the subject. The errortext is: "The NetworkCredentials provided were unable to create a Kerberos credential, see inner execption for details" Inner Exception: "InitializeSecurityContent failed. Ensure the service principal name is correct". As I'm using MSMQ as intermediate, I do not communicate directly with the final WCF service, I communicate with the msmq (public queue). Is the queue the one I should put as SPN in the Client's app.config? And if so - what format does a SPN for a msmq require? If this is unclear, please let me explain in further detail. /Claus Konrad |
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