WCF Adapters Transport Properties Dialog Box, Send, Client Credentials

Use the Client Credentials dialog box to specify the credentials to be used when sending messages.

Use this	To do this
Do not use Single Sign-On	Use the User name and Password properties to set client credentials for authentication with the destination server. This is the default setting.
User name	Specify the user name to use for authentication with the destination server when the Do not use Single Sign-On option is selected. You do not have to use the domain\user format for this property. Minimum length: 0 Maximum length: 256 The default is an empty string.
Password	Specify the password to use for authentication with the destination server when the Do not use Single Sign-On option is selected. Minimum length: 0 Maximum length: 256 The default is an empty string.
Use Single Sign-On	Use Single Sign-On to retrieve client credentials for authentication with the destination server. Note: For a WCF send port to validate and redeem an SSO ticket properly, the SSOTicket and OriginatorSID context properties must be available in a message to be sent. A receive location with Single Sign-On enabled can promote these properties from a sender's Windows account. The default value is cleared.
Affiliated application	Specify the affiliate application to use for Single Sign-On. For information about populating this list, see the appropriate topics in See Also. Minimum length: 0 Maximum length: 256 The default value is cleared.

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