I have an application that needs to connect to a https url, after deploying it and test, the send port returns this message:
Usually this error means that remote certificate is not valid, is not well installed, user that runs the send port doesn't have enough permissions, ... but after checking all, the problem still exists.
The send port was configured with basicHttpBinding, transport security mode and clientCredentials behaviour with both certificates, client and server certificates to establish https connection.
The problem was that in my WCF send port configuration, I forget to set clientCredentialType in Security -> Transport...the error message doesn't help:
"System.ServiceModel.Security.SecurityNegotiationException: Could not establish
secure channel for SSL/TLS with authority '<remote url>'.
System.Net.WebException: The request was aborted: Could not create SSL/TLS
secure channel."
The send port was configured with basicHttpBinding, transport security mode and clientCredentials behaviour with both certificates, client and server certificates to establish https connection.
The problem was that in my WCF send port configuration, I forget to set clientCredentialType in Security -> Transport...the error message doesn't help:
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