Web Services, (.NET), WSE 3.0
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Hello everyone, I have a quick question with regards to .NET web services and WSE 3.0. If this is the wrong forum for this, I apologize. If you could direct me as to where to leave this on Code Project I’d appreciate it. The short of it. I'd like to create a web service that will strictly communicate with a custom client. No other client should be able to gain access to the web service. More details: The web service should not be able to talk to any other client or browsers out in the great unknown of the internet. However, the web service will be internet facing as the client will communicate with the web service over the internet. The client will be run from PCs which are not part of the same domain as the web service. In fact, the client-running machines will be freshly re-imaged (ghosted) computers. Would anyone be able to make additional suggestions in regards to a solution? I’ve been researching this for sometime now. Some previous suggestions have included: X.509 Certificate Windows Certificate Authority service Custom Binary Authentication (a custom PKI implementation, not using X.509) Username / Password. Custom (Calculated) hash value sent with message. “Computer Authorization Code” Thank You Everyone, Frank V. JawzX02@yahoo.com
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Hello everyone, I have a quick question with regards to .NET web services and WSE 3.0. If this is the wrong forum for this, I apologize. If you could direct me as to where to leave this on Code Project I’d appreciate it. The short of it. I'd like to create a web service that will strictly communicate with a custom client. No other client should be able to gain access to the web service. More details: The web service should not be able to talk to any other client or browsers out in the great unknown of the internet. However, the web service will be internet facing as the client will communicate with the web service over the internet. The client will be run from PCs which are not part of the same domain as the web service. In fact, the client-running machines will be freshly re-imaged (ghosted) computers. Would anyone be able to make additional suggestions in regards to a solution? I’ve been researching this for sometime now. Some previous suggestions have included: X.509 Certificate Windows Certificate Authority service Custom Binary Authentication (a custom PKI implementation, not using X.509) Username / Password. Custom (Calculated) hash value sent with message. “Computer Authorization Code” Thank You Everyone, Frank V. JawzX02@yahoo.com
Jawz-X wrote:
Some previous suggestions have included:
When it comes to security I would not consider any "custom" solutions. :rolleyes: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WS-Security[^]
"Just about every question you've asked over the last 3-4 days has been "urgent". Perhaps a little planning would be helpful?"
Colin Angus Mackay in the C# forumled mike
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Jawz-X wrote:
Some previous suggestions have included:
When it comes to security I would not consider any "custom" solutions. :rolleyes: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WS-Security[^]
"Just about every question you've asked over the last 3-4 days has been "urgent". Perhaps a little planning would be helpful?"
Colin Angus Mackay in the C# forumled mike
I would normally agree. However, at this time I'm tying to collect all possible solutions (my manager wants to see them, I suppose to consider all costs involved) Anyway, I appreciate your post however that doesn't answer my question.... Thanks though! Frank V. JawzX2003@yahoo.com
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I would normally agree. However, at this time I'm tying to collect all possible solutions (my manager wants to see them, I suppose to consider all costs involved) Anyway, I appreciate your post however that doesn't answer my question.... Thanks though! Frank V. JawzX2003@yahoo.com
Jawz-X wrote:
Anyway, I appreciate your post however that doesn't answer my question....
depends on your definition of "additional suggestions" I considered it "additional" to recommend eliminating consideration of non-standard solutions suggested by other people. :)
"Just about every question you've asked over the last 3-4 days has been "urgent". Perhaps a little planning would be helpful?"
Colin Angus Mackay in the C# forumled mike