machinekey

问题 I am trying to start WAS service and I got this error from Event Viewer. Windows Process Activation Service (WAS) is stopping because it encountered an error. The data field contains the error number. So then I checked the error from iis.log file [04/21/2020 11:31:00] [ ***** IIS 10.0 Component Based Setup ***** ] [04/21/2020 11:31:00] .\inetsrv\iissetup.exe /keygen [04/21/2020 11:31:00] Created NetFrameworkConfigurationKey key containter [04/21/2020 11:31:00] Created

问题 I just found, web.config with below settings in all the environments including prod. <machineKey validationKey="AutoGenerate,IsolateApps" decryptionKey="AutoGenerate,IsolateApps" validation="SHA1" decryption="Auto" /> Now, application is going to start using with load balancing. Would it create problem as its not using static machine keys ? If I change this key now to static validaitnKey and static decrptionKey then it creates another problem for already protected keys unable to decrypt.

问题 I have been using dotnet core to create an application that runs in a Kubernetes cluster on Linux hosts. As I was testing it noticed getting exceptions when validating the CSRF tokens, that makes sense since I did not edit the machine key to be the same on every instance yet. As i proceeded to set the machine key in web.config i noticed this would no longer work in .Net Core. As is is now using the DataProtection API, the machine key no longer worked. I tried implementing the api into my

问题 When a user logs in based on default Forms Authentication method, the server creates a cookie containing encrypted data (using Machine Key as key for encryption). It means that if someone find/guess/access Machine Key for the server, he will be logged in to the web application. I've developed some applications which are on 4 servers. So, I hard-coded the same Machine Key for all the servers in machine.config and I can't use Auto Generate mode. Is it possible to brute force the Machine Key? Is

问题 I find myself wanting to get the ASP.NET machine key for the current application. This is, of course, easy if a machine key is specified in the configuration file, but if it's set to auto generate then there doesn't seem to be a public method anywhere to get it. Basically I want at it so I can write an encrypted/MACed cookie for myself, just like the ASP.NET Forms Authentication provider does. Does anyone have any pointers or ideas? 回答1: Mr. Curious was curious about getting the machine key

问题 What different ways are Machine Keys useful in asp.net? I think the following are correct but thought there may be more. Multiple applications can use the same cookie Multiple servers can work with the same viewstate 回答1: MachineKey is used for: ViewState encryption and validation Forms Authentication (or Federated Authentication) uses this key for signing the authentication ticket Having a Web App installed on multiple servers requires same Machine Key configured on all of them in order for

问题 I have a " Internet Application " - " A default ASP.NET MVC 3 project with an account controller that uses forms authentication. " called MyMv3App . I run the site in IIS Express using Ctrl + F5 and then I go to localhost:10382/Account/Register and I create a user " test1 ". Once the user is created I'm redirected to the Home page. I log off. Then I go to localhost:10382/Account/LogOn and type the username and password for the user "test1" and click on "Log On" button and the user is logged

问题 I am currently working on a Windows 2008 server, to create a web application. I am getting this error whenever I try and run my application. Validation of viewstate MAC failed. If this application is hosted by a Web Farm or cluster, ensure that configuration specifies the same validationKey and validation algorithm. AutoGenerate cannot be used in a cluster. I have read online that I need to add a machine key to my web config file, however I still get the error message. Here is my current web

问题 I have an MVC app using .NET 4.5.2. In this app, I set the MachineKey as follows: <machineKey compatibilityMode="Framework45" validationKey="25E5749C117E4072E721DA0B8A88B052AAA821CA1D1638C10F0DBF528C19D296134A996B5FA934E1032C9BA9FBDC45EF8806153D683EF4F6C833E7BF6639C513" decryptionKey="DC7ACBAD80BC8EDBD1429F102CEC1C210604DA6C3E6421A4" validation="SHA1" decryption="AES" /> I then run my GetMachineKey code (which has a dependency on ReflectionMagic to keep the reflection code simple when

问题 For a ASP.NET MVC project I worked on recently it was deployed to multiple server instances and required to have a machinekey configured. I have another project which will be deployed onto Azure (Web site standard) and I'm not sure if Azure configures a machinekey for you or handles that kind of thing internally itself or if you have to configure one. Does anyone know. I can't seem to find any resources specifically about this. 回答1: Azure will automatically set the same machinekey for all