| ||||||
| ||||||

Remoting1. .NET Remoting shipped with built-in Kerberos support in version 1.1 of the .NET Framework 2.
Hosting your remoting server in IISstill has no built-in security even in version 1.1 can be secured by setting an option in machine.config allows you to layer SSL protection onto the remoting channel 3.
When hosting in IIS, if you want MAC protection and encryption, you need to usedoes not secure callbacks or events causes requests to be processed via the ASP.NET pipeline all of the above Integrated Windows Security (Kerberos) 4.
Adding Kerberos support to .NET Remoting using the SSPI remoting sinkSSL a custom SSPI remoting sink provided by Microsoft is impossible today requires writing code to request Kerberos tickets from the domain controller isn't very difficult but also isn't supported by Microsoft at the moment |