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From @j055 on August 31, 2017 14:2
#2935 - No update since June but this is still an issue in the latest release v1.2.
I've tested in a new web app with certificate installed. The certificate binding is not added.
_webApp.Update() .WithClientCertEnabled(true) .DefineHostnameBinding() .WithThirdPartyDomain(domain) .WithSubDomain(subDomain) .WithDnsRecordType(CustomHostNameDnsRecordType.CName) .Attach() .Apply();
The API doesn't allow specifying IP or SNI and I have no idea why WithClientCertEnabled(true) is stuck there.
WithClientCertEnabled(true)
A better way might be:
_webApp.Update() .DefineSslBinding() .ForHostname(domain) .WithExistingCertificate(thumbprint) .WithSniBasedSsl() .Attach() .Apply();
Thanks Andrew
Copied from original issue: Azure/azure-sdk-for-net#3643
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it looks like we missed porting .withExistingCertificate() on the Update chain to .NET... we'll try to squeeze it into v1.4
.withExistingCertificate()
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@xccc-smft, @ChenTanyi , do you know whether we fix this issue recently?
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From @j055 on August 31, 2017 14:2
#2935 - No update since June but this is still an issue in the latest release v1.2.
I've tested in a new web app with certificate installed. The certificate binding is not added.
The API doesn't allow specifying IP or SNI and I have no idea why
WithClientCertEnabled(true)
is stuck there.A better way might be:
Thanks
Andrew
Copied from original issue: Azure/azure-sdk-for-net#3643
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: