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Horsger Before using Azure, we had our own certificate (.pfx) issued by an authority. We are using Azure now and would like to be able to use this certificate for all our application services. I know we can upload them in the "SSL Settings" section of the appl
iOS Monkey I understand how SSL works, but my question is more about the storage of certificates on the client side. To understand the exact context, let's assume I'm writing my own browser. My rendering part will be done by WebKit and the HTTP request handlin
iOS Monkey I understand how SSL works, but my question is more about the storage of certificates on the client side. To understand the exact context, let's assume I'm writing my own browser. My rendering part will be done by WebKit and the HTTP request handlin
iOS Monkey I understand how SSL works, but my question is more about the storage of certificates on the client side. To understand the exact context, let's assume I'm writing my own browser. My rendering part will be done by WebKit and the HTTP request handlin
iOS Monkey I understand how SSL works, but my question is more about the storage of certificates on the client side. To understand the exact context, let's assume I'm writing my own browser. My rendering part will be done by WebKit and the HTTP request handlin
User 3587624 I have 6 different microservices, each with Azure Traffic Manager set up. The services are running in 3 different regions to improve their performance, but I need to provide certificates for Azure Traffic Manager. I've seen that there are two opti
Marcus Is it possible to set up multiple domains to point to the Azure Application Gateway public IP, then upload the SSL certificates for each certificate, which can then be uninstalled on the application gateway? For example, if we were to upload 200 LetsEnc
Marcus Is it possible to set up multiple domains to point to the Azure Application Gateway public IP, then upload the SSL certificates for each certificate, which can then be uninstalled on the application gateway? For example, if we were to upload 200 LetsEnc
Marcus Is it possible to set up multiple domains to point to the Azure Application Gateway public IP, then upload the SSL certificates for each certificate, which can then be uninstalled on the application gateway? For example, if we were to upload 200 LetsEnc
connected software I have a .NET website which is currently running under a traditional hosting account. I'm using a multi-domain (5 domains) SSL certificate for domains in different regions, i.e. https://www.mywebsite.com https://www.mywebsite.net https://www
Marcus Is it possible to set up multiple domains to point to the Azure Application Gateway public IP, then upload the SSL certificates for each certificate, which can then be uninstalled on the application gateway? For example, if we were to upload 200 LetsEnc
Marcus Is it possible to set up multiple domains to point to the Azure Application Gateway public IP, then upload the SSL certificates for each certificate, which can then be uninstalled on the application gateway? For example, if we were to upload 200 LetsEnc
steven I uploaded a custom SSL certificate and key to use with CloudFront via the AWS CLI via the AMI user: $ aws iam upload-server-certificate --server-certificate-name my-cert --certificate-body file://https-cert.crt --private-key file://private-key.pem
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Mathematician 1975 I am writing a SOAP client application on Ubuntu using OpenSSL and C++. I can't get the code to verify the server certificate even though I know I have a valid certificate. Just to make sure I wanted to check that this is indeed the case, an
steven I uploaded a custom SSL certificate and key to use with CloudFront via the AWS CLI via the AMI user: $ aws iam upload-server-certificate --server-certificate-name my-cert --certificate-body file://https-cert.crt --private-key file://private-key.pem
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Mathematician 1975 I am writing a SOAP client application on Ubuntu using OpenSSL and C++. I can't get the code to verify the server certificate even though I know I have a valid certificate. Just to make sure I wanted to check that this is indeed the case, an
Maxime Rossini We want to switch our ASP.NET MVC application from Azure Cloud Service to Azure App Service (Web App). The application currently uses WIF as its identity framework, and since it's running in the farm configuration, we configure a customization t
Maxime Rossini We want to switch our ASP.NET MVC application from Azure Cloud Service to Azure App Service (Web App). The application currently uses WIF as its identity framework, and since it's running in the farm configuration, we configure a customization t
Maxime Rossini We want to switch our ASP.NET MVC application from Azure Cloud Service to Azure App Service (Web App). The application currently uses WIF as its identity framework, and since it's running in the farm configuration, we configure a customization t
Maxime Rossini We want to switch our ASP.NET MVC application from Azure Cloud Service to Azure App Service (Web App). The application currently uses WIF as its identity framework, and since it's running in the farm configuration, we configure a customization t
Maxime Rossini We want to switch our ASP.NET MVC application from Azure Cloud Service to Azure App Service (Web App). The application currently uses WIF as its identity framework, and since it's running in the farm configuration, we configure a customization t
Maxime Rossini We want to switch our ASP.NET MVC application from Azure Cloud Service to Azure App Service (Web App). The application currently uses WIF as its identity framework, and since it's running in the farm configuration, we configure a customization t
Joe Gigi I have an Azure cloud project with a cache role, a worker role and a web role. I have a new requirement to have a web role service with two separate domains, each with a different SSL certificate. They also need to be bound to the same port. I don't h
Maxime Rossini We want to switch our ASP.NET MVC application from Azure Cloud Service to Azure App Service (Web App). The application currently uses WIF as its identity framework, and since it's running in the farm configuration, we configure a customization t
Maxime Rossini We want to switch our ASP.NET MVC application from Azure Cloud Service to Azure App Service (Web App). The application currently uses WIF as its identity framework, and since it's running in the farm configuration, we configure a customization t
Maxime Rossini We want to switch our ASP.NET MVC application from Azure Cloud Service to Azure App Service (Web App). The application currently uses WIF as its identity framework, and since it's running in the farm configuration, we configure a customization t
Maxime Rossini We want to switch our ASP.NET MVC application from Azure Cloud Service to Azure App Service (Web App). The application currently uses WIF as its identity framework, and since it's running in the farm configuration, we configure a customization t
Jett We've been working on upstream service flows on Azure. Here is the schema: User -> DNS -> Azure CDN -> Azure Traffic Manager -> Frontend Load Balancer (Firewall NVA) -> Azure Application Gateway -> Backend Pool (VM-Webserver) The above process is designed
Jett We've been working on upstream service flows on Azure. Here is the schema: User -> DNS -> Azure CDN -> Azure Traffic Manager -> Frontend Load Balancer (Firewall NVA) -> Azure Application Gateway -> Backend Pool (VM-Webserver) The above process is designed