- Automatically build a connection string for the SQL server according to the selected database authentication when the session state mode is SQL Server
- If the selected database authentication mode is Windows Authentication, the SQL State Server connection string text box is disabled and its value set to empty:
- If the selected database authentication mode is SQL Server Authentication, the connection string looks like “data source=WIN2K8R2MAIN\SQLEXPRESS;initial catalog=IdentifySessionState;Integrated Security=SSPI;”
- If the selected database authentication mode is Windows Authentication, the SQL State Server connection string text box is disabled and its value set to empty:
- The SSL certificate is automatically selected according to the input Identify domain name at the IIS setup step:
- Note: The IIS setup step is displayed before the Certificate step and it has a setting for specifying the domain name of the tenant being created.
- In the Certificate step, Configurator looks for an SSL certificate that matches the domain name specified in the previous step. If it finds a matching certificate, it selects that certificate automatically for the SSL certificate setting.
- Configurator: Self-generated certificates can be used for SHA256 signing. When creating a new tenant for testing, you can choose to generate a signing certificate, as illustrated in the image below
Since version 4.3, generated certificates’ CSP is “Microsoft Enhanced RSA and AES Cryptographic Provider”, which can be used for SHA256 signing.