OFTP Code Example: Secure authentication
OFTPClient
To perform secure authentication when connecting specify the your private key and the server's public certificate and set SecureAuthentication to true.
client.ClientSSIDCode = "CLIENT_ID";
client.ClientSFIDCode = "CLIENT_ID";
client.ClientPassword = "CLIENT";
client.ServerSSIDCode = "SERVER_ID";
client.ServerSFIDCode = "SERVER_ID";
client.ServerPassword = "SERVER";
client.RemoteHost = "oftpserver.com";
client.RemotePort = 3305;
client.Version = OftpclientVersions.oftpVer20;
client.Certificate = new Certificate();
client.Certificate.StoreType = CertStoreTypes.cstPFXFile;
client.Certificate.Store = "C:\\client.pfx";
client.Certificate.StorePassword = "test";
client.Certificate.Subject = "*";
client.RecipientCert = new Certificate();
client.RecipientCert.StoreType = CertStoreTypes.cstPublicKeyFile;
client.RecipientCert.Store = "C:\\server.cer";
client.RecipientCert.Subject = "*";
client.SecureAuthentication = true;
client.Logon();
OFTPServer
In OFTPServer the client's public certificate must be specified on a per connection basis. This can be done inside the AcceptConnection event so that secure authentication can proceed.
server.ServerSSIDCode = "SERVER_ID";
server.ServerSFIDCode = "SERVER_ID";
server.ServerPassword = "SERVER";
server.Certificate = new Certificate();
server.Certificate.StoreType = CertStoreTypes.cstPFXFile;
server.Certificate.Store = "C:\\server.pfx";
server.Certificate.StorePassword = "test";
server.Certificate.Subject = "*";
server.OnAcceptConnection +=new Oftpserver.OnAcceptConnectionHandler(delegate(object sender, OftpserverAcceptConnectionEventArgs e){
OFTPConnection conn = server.Connections[e.ConnectionId];
conn.RecipientCertStoreType = CertStoreTypes.cstPublicKeyFile;
conn.RecipientCertStore = "C:\\client.cer";
conn.RecipientCertSubject = "*";
});
server.Listening = true;
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