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This chapter explains how to secure business functionality in serviced components contained within Enterprise Services applications. Author: microsoft.com Code: ASP.NET v1.0 & VB |
This chapter focuses on platform-level security for Web services using the underlying features of IIS and ASP.NET. Author: microsoft.com Code: ASP.NET v1.0 & VB |
The .NET Framework provides a remoting infrastructure that allows clients to communicate with objects, hosted in remote application domains and processes, or on remote computers. Author: microsoft.com Code: ASP.NET v1.0 & VB |
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This chapter presents recommendations and guidance that will help you develop a secure data access strategy. Author: microsoft.com Code: ASP.NET v1.0 & VB |
This How To shows you how to configure a Web service for client certificate authentication and how to call the Web service, passing a certificate from an ASP.NET Web application. Author: microsoft.com Code: ASP.NET v1.0 & C# |
SSL can be used to guarantee the integrity and confidentiality of the messages passed to and from a Web service. This How To shows you how to use SSL with Web services. Author: microsoft.com Code: ASP.NET v1.0 & C# |
Objects called using the .NET Remoting infrastructure can be hosted by ASP.NET, custom executables or Windows services. This How To shows you how to host a remote object in a Windows service and call it from an ASP.NET Web application. Author: microsoft.com Code: ASP.NET v1.0 & C# |
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IIS supports client certificate authentication. This How To shows you how to configure a Web application to require client certificates. Author: microsoft.com Code: ASP.NET v1.0 & C# |
This How To shows you how to configure IPSec to provide a secure (encrypted) channel. IPSec is a technology provided by Windows 2000 that allows you to create encrypted channels between two servers. Author: microsoft.com Code: ASP.NET v1.0 & C# |
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