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A service certificate is used by a client to authenticate the service and provide message protection. The securit圜redentials behavior allows you to specify a service certificate. The service also configures the service certificate using serviceCredentials behavior. This sample sets the standard wsHttpBinding to use client username authentication. The binding is configured with a standard wsHttpBinding, with the security mode set to message - the default mode of the wsHttpBinding. The endpoint consists of an address, a binding, and a contract. The service exposes a single endpoint for communicating with the service, defined using the App.config configuration file. This sample also shows how the caller's identity is accessible from WCF after the custom token authentication process. How the server can be authenticated using the server's X.509 certificate.

How the WCF service code ties in with the custom token authenticator. How the server can validate the client credentials using a custom token authenticator. How a client can authenticate using a username/password pair. When you want to override the default authentication mechanism associated with a token. A token authenticator in Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) is used for validating the token used with the message, verifying that it is self-consistent, and authenticating the identity associated with the token.Ĭustom token authenticators are useful in a variety of cases, such as:

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This sample demonstrates how to implement a custom token authenticator.

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