LocalServiceSecuritySettings.SessionKeyRolloverInterval Property
Definition
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Gets or sets the time interval after key renewal for which the previous session key is valid on incoming messages during a key renewal.
public:
property TimeSpan SessionKeyRolloverInterval { TimeSpan get(); void set(TimeSpan value); };public TimeSpan SessionKeyRolloverInterval { get; set; }member this.SessionKeyRolloverInterval : TimeSpan with get, setPublic Property SessionKeyRolloverInterval As TimeSpanProperty Value
The time interval after key renewal for which the previous session key is valid on incoming messages after a key renewal. The default is 5 minutes.
Exceptions
The property is set to a value less than 0.
Examples
This example shows how get the SessionKeyRolloverInterval value.
TimeSpan rolloverInterval =
settings.SessionKeyRolloverInterval;
Dim rolloverInterval As TimeSpan = settings.SessionKeyRolloverInterval
Remarks
After key renewal, the client and server should always send messages using the most current available key. Both parties can accept incoming messages secured with the previous session key until the rollover time expires.
Session settings such as this one are applicable under any of the following conditions:
All client credential types for WSDualHttpBinding and NetTcpBinding.
If <reliableSession> element is enabled.
If <reliableSession> element is not enabled, on WSHttpBinding with UserName =
trueor ClientCredentials.Windows =true.
Session settings such as this one are not applicable under any of the following conditions:
For BasicHttpBinding.
For NetNamedPipeBinding.
If <reliableSession> element is not enabled, on WSHttpBinding with ClientCertificate =
trueor with none of the ClientCredentials properties set totrue.
