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dotnet remoting : secure tcp channels in Framework 2.0



NuTcAsE
2/22/2005 1:54:37 PM
Unfortunately this is one of the least documented sections in MSDN Beta
docs. The closest that i can tell is that when setting up a channel
(Tcp / Http) you can set a configuration property authenticationMode.
This property specifies to the runtime that if the current client
user's identity is to be passed to the server for authentication and
authorization. By default when setting authenticationMode =
AuthenticationMode.Identity, windows based authentication is used. You
can also customize the authentication by implementing the
IAuthenticationPolicy. (This is where docs get obscure... in beta1 i
couldnt even find the interface IAuthenticationPolicy let alone
AuthenticationMode enum).

Heres the link to MSDN beta docs with info on securing a Tcp Channel

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/library/59hafwyt.aspx

Hope this helps,

NuTcAsE
Doug Milne
2/22/2005 2:44:01 PM
I found a reference to secure tcp channel support in Framework 2.0. I can't
seem to find any documentation showing how to configure this behaviour.
I've seen two "what's new" presentations, but they had vague and conflicting
information.


Can anyone point me at some documentation for this?

Thanks in advance.
Doug.

Doug Milne
2/22/2005 6:58:01 PM
Thanks, I hadn't seen this documentation, scant as it is. I've got basic
impersonation working for my server now.


Doug.

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