LocalServiceSecuritySettings.SessionKeyRenewalInterval Property
Definition
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Gets or sets the lifetime of a key used in a security session. When this interval expires the key is automatically renewed.
public:
property TimeSpan SessionKeyRenewalInterval { TimeSpan get(); void set(TimeSpan value); };public TimeSpan SessionKeyRenewalInterval { get; set; }member this.SessionKeyRenewalInterval : TimeSpan with get, setPublic Property SessionKeyRenewalInterval As TimeSpanProperty Value
The time span after which the service requires that the initiator renew the key used for the security session. If the initiator does not renew the key within this time the service sends back a fault to the initiator. The default is 15 hours.
Exceptions
The property is set to a value less than 0.
Examples
This example shows how get the value of this property.
TimeSpan sessionKeyRenewalInterval =
settings.SessionKeyRenewalInterval;
Dim sessionKeyRenewalInterval As TimeSpan = settings.SessionKeyRenewalInterval
Remarks
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.
