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Hi,
I have a self-hosted service that I want to add transport security to. I've set WSHttpBinding.SecurityMode to Transport and the ClientCredentialType to HttpClientCredentialType.None. I've created a certificate and set it to my host with ServiceHost...
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A different security mode than yours but they switch to Transport mode for troubleshooting and that info.
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This is the first time I have ever posted anything on a forum but I feel so strongly about this and am hoping that someone can help and also share similar experiences.
This concerns a recent experience on Tyne and Wear Metro. On Saturday 21 April my daughter...
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Have chopped it down and made easier to read! Thanks for advice! Couple of... .
Thanks.
Can you edit your post please and put some line feed between the paragraphs and sentences, your not likely to get many to read it in it present state .
Welcome Asphodel.
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I've got a WCF service which handles some sensitive data. I'd like to make sure I keep that data from being exposed and so I'm looking at netTCPBinding... primarily because I can control the network it runs across and performance is a high priority.
I...
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If....
Checking the certificates is useful to ensure don't plan on moving this to another transport mechanism I cant see why you would need both message- and transport encryption.
Then yes, transport level security might be enough.
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How do I programmatically find out the width and height of the video in an mpeg-2 transport stream file?
Thanks.
Edit: I am using C++, but am happy for examples in any language.
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Http://www.fh-friedberg.de....
The first describes the MPEG-2 file format, the other is the RFC on transporting MPEG via RTP.
Have a look at the following links.
You haven't said what language you want to use so I doubt you'll get any code samples .
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Hi,
We have two exchange 2007 servers. One is a Microsoft Exchange Edge Transport server in the DMZ the other one is also a MS exchange server installed in the internal network. The firewall is configured to allow ALL ports and protocols from Internal...
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Then delete the Edge Subscription from the edge server and the active directory? For instance, did either your Hub Transport or your Edge Server get updated to Exchange 2007 SP2, leaving to communicate with Hub server....
For the hub transport.
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How many database systems there are that use JSON for storage or transport? I know of:
CouchDB MongoDB DBSlayer I remember I saw yet another vendor in a SO user's profile. That systems was using what they called binary JSON, but I can't remember the name...
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Persevere is another DB that is loaded up with JSON:
http://www.persvr.org/
Primary transport.
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I am well aware that the Rest based approach is targeting HTTP. I would love to use the REST APIs and other goodness between processes on the same computer. Since ADO.NET data services is built on top of WCF it would seem reasonable to assume that the...
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However, ADO.Net data services....
That just happens to be the most common implementation protocol .
Actually the REST architectural style does not in any way require HTTP .
See the MSDN for details.
In .NET 3.5 there is built-in named pipe binding for WCF .
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Hi, I'd like to know whether you could get packets with a spoofed IP address above the transport layer. My thoughts are:
TCP: No, as acknowledgements would never get to the original sender if their IP was spoofed. A session couldn't be set up so nothing...
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Some operating systems....
TCP sequence number prediction was a viable attack in the past .
You're going to have to implement your own protocol (using an HMAC to guarantee authenticity, etc) to prevent spoofing of UDP-based protocols .
You are correct re: UDP.
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Is it possible to have transport security without authentication? I'm well aware of it's flaws but atm I can't install a certificate a the client side. It seems I can set WSHttpBinding.SecurityMode to Transport and the ClientCredentialType to HttpClientCredentialType...
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To perform transport level security you need to configure a certificate not having certificate problems....
To the difference between the certificate needed to ensure transport level security (HTTPS) and any certificate needed for authentication.
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