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  • Yves Gagnon
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    How to revoke a certificat from a ms certificate authority

    Hi, I need to develop a WCF on a ms certificat autority that will revoke an
    existing certificate. My question: how to do that ? witch tool (c#) ? Do you
    have sample code that do that ?

    Thanks for your help


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    • Steven Cheng
      #2
      RE: How to revoke a certificat from a ms certificate authority

      Hi Yves,

      From your description, you're going to develop a WCF service which use x509
      certificates for security. And you're wondering something about the
      certificate revoking , correct?

      As for certificate revoking, the WCF runtime will do such checking
      automatically by default(it is turned on). Therefore, if your service is
      using certificate, the WCF runtime will try verifying them from revocation
      list if accessible. Also, if for some testing purpose, you can turn off
      such validation. Here is a blog entry which mentioned this:

      #Irrevocable Certificates
      http://blogs.msdn.com/drnick/archive...rtificates.asp
      x

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      Microsoft MSDN Online Support Lead


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      >From: "Yves Gagnon" <gagyves@commun ity.nospam>
      >Subject: How to revoke a certificat from a ms certificate authority
      >Date: Wed, 1 Oct 2008 09:01:35 -0400
      >
      >Hi, I need to develop a WCF on a ms certificat autority that will revoke
      an
      >existing certificate. My question: how to do that ? witch tool (c#) ? Do
      you
      >have sample code that do that ?
      >
      >Thanks for your help
      >
      >
      >

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        • Steven Cheng
          #3
          RE: How to revoke a certificat from a ms certificate authority

          Hi Yves,

          How are you doing?

          Have you got any progress on this issue or does the information in my last
          reply help you some?

          Sincerely,

          Steven Cheng

          Microsoft MSDN Online Support Lead


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          >From: stcheng@online. microsoft.com ("Steven Cheng")
          >Organization : Microsoft
          >Date: Thu, 02 Oct 2008 03:33:08 GMT
          >Subject: RE: How to revoke a certificat from a ms certificate authority
          >
          >Hi Yves,
          >
          >From your description, you're going to develop a WCF service which use
          x509
          >certificates for security. And you're wondering something about the
          >certificate revoking , correct?
          >
          >As for certificate revoking, the WCF runtime will do such checking
          >automaticall y by default(it is turned on). Therefore, if your service is
          >using certificate, the WCF runtime will try verifying them from revocation
          >list if accessible. Also, if for some testing purpose, you can turn off
          >such validation. Here is a blog entry which mentioned this:
          >
          >#Irrevocable Certificates
          >http://blogs.msdn.com/drnick/archive...ertificates.as
          p
          >x
          >
          >Sincerely,
          >
          >Steven Cheng
          >
          >Microsoft MSDN Online Support Lead
          >
          >
          >Delighting our customers is our #1 priority. We welcome your comments and
          >suggestions about how we can improve the support we provide to you. Please
          >feel free to let my manager know what you think of the level of service
          >provided. You can send feedback directly to my manager at:
          >msdnmg@microso ft.com.
          >
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