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Strategy to distribute secure database connection strings in an enterprise environment

By , 29 Nov 2003
 
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ECSclient.bat
EnterpriseConnString.dll
TestECS.exe
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enterpriseconnstring_src2003.zip
EnterpriseConnString.sln
EnterpriseConnString
AssemblyInfo.cs
Cypher.cs
EntConnStr.cs
EnterpriseConnString.csproj
EnterpriseConnString.csproj.user
Keyword.cs
TestECS
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AssemblyInfo.cs
ConnStrGUI.cs
ConnStrGUI.resx
TestClientECS.cs
TestClientECS.resx
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UseECS.cs
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The article discusses a strategy to securely configure and administer a set of connection strings which can be maintained environment wise. It also talks about distributing this information securely in a huge environment to be used by authorized clients only.
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