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Client supplied certificate instead of username and password

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18 Dec 2025 21:16 #14506 by Cwardltu
Client supplied certificate instead of username and password was created by Cwardltu
Hello,

I am trying to find out how to use a client certificate as the token info for a server that does not allow anon users. 

the goal is a user can configue a cerificate, user/pass, or both to validate its connection to the server. I can not find much documentation on how to do such a thing or in the examples OPCLabs has provided. 

I have provided my most recent attempt here:
Code:
        switch (state)         {             case AuthenticationType.UsernamePassword:                 Endpoint.UserIdentity.UserNameTokenInfo = new OpcLabs.BaseLib.IdentityModel.User.UserNameTokenInfo(userName, password);                 break;             case AuthenticationType.Certificate:                 EasyUAApplication.Instance.ApplicationParameters.ApplicationManifest.InstanceOwnStorePath = certificatePath;                 break;             case AuthenticationType.Both:                 Endpoint.UserIdentity.UserNameTokenInfo = new OpcLabs.BaseLib.IdentityModel.User.UserNameTokenInfo(userName, password);                 EasyUAApplication.Instance.ApplicationParameters.ApplicationManifest.InstanceOwnStorePath = certificatePath;                 break;         }

 

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