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11-24-2006
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| | Real World Scenario Having (at last) created a self hosted service and client using a wsHttpBinding binding with clientCredentialType = UserName, the only way I can get it to work (across a vpn for now) is to add my self made certificate into the stores on each machine. In a real world scenaro how does my client access my service without my server side certificate? Any help and wisdom would be very much appreciated. |
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11-26-2006
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| | Re: Real World Scenario Without certificates you can use clientCredentialType =Windows Arkady "Stuart" <Noog@usergroups.nospam> wrote in message news:9A266619-6451-45D7-B565-B133A91C8F7B@microsoft.com... > Having (at last) created a self hosted service and client using a > wsHttpBinding binding with clientCredentialType = UserName, the only way I > can get it to work (across a vpn for now) is to add my self made > certificate > into the stores on each machine. > In a real world scenaro how does my client access my service without my > server side certificate? > > Any help and wisdom would be very much appreciated. |
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