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    Hi, Hope someone can help me. I would like to know if x.509 certificates can work outside a windows domain? I'm not talking about SSL certificates and also not to implement a kerberos server. We have lots of small domains all connected with a VPN. We're developing an application that will connect to a central service and would like to implement security that also need to use .net role management. The problem that I face is that "ws" binding enforce the use of x.509 certificates. According to what i've been reading is, that the certificates can only be used in a single windows domain, that is what i would like to confirm. Is certificates the only way of encrypting WCF messages between the application and service? Kind regards Andries

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