Is SQL Server capable of sending certificate chain to the client?
I wonder if Sql Server is capable of sending certificate chain to the client, I tried every option while creating certificates and I am aware of what restrictions Sql Server puts on a certificate to be eligible to be applied on the server.
To be more specific I have a 'root' certificate in the client truststore and there is an intermediate CA and also a server certificate on the server but Sql Server sends the server certificate only to the client(Java App).
I use windows 10, Sql Server 2016, Java 1.8 as client.
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sql-server certificate asked Nov 28 '18 at 13:02
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I wonder if Sql Server is capable of sending certificate chain to the client, I tried every option while creating certificates and I am aware of what restrictions Sql Server puts on a certificate to be eligible to be applied on the server.
To be more specific I have a 'root' certificate in the client truststore and there is an intermediate CA and also a server certificate on the server but Sql Server sends the server certificate only to the client(Java App).
I use windows 10, Sql Server 2016, Java 1.8 as client.
java
sql-server certificate asked Nov 28 '18 at 13:02
user111111i88user111111i88
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I wonder if Sql Server is capable of sending certificate chain to the client, I tried every option while creating certificates and I am aware of what restrictions Sql Server puts on a certificate to be eligible to be applied on the server.
To be more specific I have a 'root' certificate in the client truststore and there is an intermediate CA and also a server certificate on the server but Sql Server sends the server certificate only to the client(Java App).
I use windows 10, Sql Server 2016, Java 1.8 as client.
java
sql-server certificate asked Nov 28 '18 at 13:02
user111111i88user111111i88
63
I wonder if Sql Server is capable of sending certificate chain to the client, I tried every option while creating certificates and I am aware of what restrictions Sql Server puts on a certificate to be eligible to be applied on the server.
To be more specific I have a 'root' certificate in the client truststore and there is an intermediate CA and also a server certificate on the server but Sql Server sends the server certificate only to the client(Java App).
I use windows 10, Sql Server 2016, Java 1.8 as client.
java
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sql-server certificate asked Nov 28 '18 at 13:02
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