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SQL Server Forum / General / Security / November 2007Force Encryption
I need to setup SQL encryption on a remote server running W2k3, SQL2k5 std. The server doesn't have access to a CA. SQL connections are limited to my server and IIS running on the same remote server. Can I use a SelfSSL certificate created with the IIS 6.0 Toolkit when configuring forcing encryption at the network level? If so, are there any recommendations or pitfalls? Thanks While I've never had to actually do this, yeah, it should be possible. Just be careful that you setup the domain correctly in the cert and theoretically you should be fine. > I need to setup SQL encryption on a remote server running W2k3, SQL2k5 std. > The server doesn't have access to a CA. SQL connections are limited to my [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Thanks |
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