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EnterpriseDT.Net.Ftp
SecureFTPConnection Class
SecureFTPConnection Properties
AllowCustomDHGroups Property
AuthenticationMethod Property
AutoSecure Property
CipherSuites Property
ClientCertificate Property
ClientPrivateKeyBytes Property
ClientPrivateKeyFile Property
ClientPrivateKeyPassphrase Property
CloseStreamsAfterTransfer Property
CommandEncoding Property
CompressionPreferred Property
DefaultPermissions Property
DeleteOnFailure Property
KBIPrompts Property
KnownHosts Property
LicenseKey Property
LicenseOwner Property
LogTag Property
MaxSSLVersion Property
MaxTransferRate Property
MinSSLVersion Property
ParallelTransferMode Property
Password Property
PreferredCipherAlgorithms Property
PreferredCompressionAlgorithms Property
PreferredHostKeyAlgorithms Property
PreferredKeyExchangeMethods Property
PreferredMACAlgorithms Property
Protocol Property
ProxySettings Property
RetryAuthentication Property
SendInitialWindowAdjust Property
ServerAddress Property
ServerCertificate Property
ServerCommonName Property
ServerCompatibility Property
ServerLineTerminator Property
ServerPort Property
ServerValidation Property
ServerValidationCertificate Property
SessionResumptionRequiresExtendedMasterSecret Property
ShowHiddenFiles Property
SSHMaxPacketSize Property
SSHMaxQueuedReadRequests Property
SSHWindowSize Property
SSLVersion Property
TCPBufferSize Property
Timeout Property
TransferBufferSize Property
TransferNotifyInterval Property
TransferNotifyListings Property
UMask Property
UseClientHelloExtension Property
UserName Property
UseSessionResumption Property
UseUnencryptedCommands Property
UseUnencryptedData Property
WelcomeMessage Property
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SecureFTPConnectionServerValidationCertificate Property

[FTPS Only] Certificate used to validate the certificate presented by the server.

Namespace:  EnterpriseDT.Net.Ftp
Assembly:  edtFTPnetPRO (in edtFTPnetPRO.dll) Version: 12.3.0.0
Syntax
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public SSLFTPCertificate ServerValidationCertificate { get; set; }

Property Value

Type: SSLFTPCertificate
Remarks
If the server certificate is signed by a valid Certificate Authority, this property need not be set, as it can be validated using the existing CA certificates controlled by Windows. If the certificate is self-signed (e.g. for testing) then it can't be validated unless it is imported into the trusted CA authorities certificate store. The alternative is to set this property, typically, to a copy of the server's certificate. If set, the certificate sent by the server is compared with this certificate. If they don't match, validation fails (even if the server's certificate is signed by a CA).
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