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Encryption Toolkit

Encryption Toolkit. Bethany Rababy And Keith Krehely. Certificates. Tutorial, Securing Web Services Create and Install X509 Certificate http://vsadev3.cs.virginia.edu:8182/certsrv/ Give ASPNET permission to access your certificate. Publish the Public key to the LDAP server.

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Encryption Toolkit

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  1. Encryption Toolkit Bethany Rababy And Keith Krehely

  2. Certificates • Tutorial, Securing Web Services • Create and Install X509 Certificate http://vsadev3.cs.virginia.edu:8182/certsrv/ • Give ASPNET permission to access your certificate. • Publish the Public key to the LDAP server.

  3. Adding WSE to the server • In every project that will be using the certificates needs to have: • WSE Settings turned on • Select the private key the server will use for token issuing • Select ‘Auto Issue Security Context Token’ • Add 2 DLL’s to your project • Add ‘using Trust551;’ and server code

  4. Adding WSE to the client • Enable WSE settings • Enable Message Tracing so that you can see the encryption toolkit actually working. • Add the following: • 2 DLL’s into directory • ‘using Trust551;’ in the library • Code Please note that WSE will already be in the live code, but you’ll still have to do the Certificates

  5. Demonstration

  6. Special Thanks to Jim for helping us out on so many occasions!!

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