public SSLFTPCertificate ServerValidationCertificate { get; set; }

Public Property ServerValidationCertificate As SSLFTPCertificate
	Get
	Set

public:
property SSLFTPCertificate^ ServerValidationCertificate {
	SSLFTPCertificate^ get ();
	void set (SSLFTPCertificate^ value);
}

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).