Questions tagged [certificate]
A container for a private and public key pair that includes additional meta-data / properties. Certificates are typically used for encryption as well as generating and validating signatures (e.g. module signing, message verification, etc).
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SSMS login by external developers
This is my first question so please bear with me !
We have an external company whose developers need to login into an instance on our on-premise SQL Server 2016.
They have AD logins, and these are ...
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How to generate a self-signed SSL certificate for MS SQL server 2008 R2 using OpenSSL?
Using OpenSSL, I'd like to generate a self-signed certificate for usage with Microsoft SQL server 2008 R2. This might be unusual, but I'd like to learn what's going on behind the scenes.
I have ...
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Grant User permission to view XE results via sys.fn_xe_file_target_read_file
I need to grant a user (MyDomain\JohnSmith) permission to view one particular XE session results using sys.fn_xe_file_target_read_file
I thought the best way to do this would be to encapsulate the ...
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Permissions issue in Docker SQL Server 2017 while restoring certificate
Docker SQL Server 2017 container @latest. Using master database.
The error I am facing is the following:
[S00019][15208] The certificate, asymmetric key, or private key file is not valid or does not ...
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SQL Server Encryption with “localhost” certificate
Using SQL Server 2014/2016:
I'm trying to encrypt my connections from my application to my local SQL Server instance. As I read the documentation, SQL Server seems to very much prefer certificates ...
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Force Client to Validate SSL Certificate?
When SQL Server uses the Force Encryption with value "yes" then if in the client-side we use encrypt=true option in the connection string, then the client application tries to verify the server ...
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SQL TDE and Certificate Handling Recommendations
I've seen the information on this post: But I don't think it answers this particular question/concern:
I have multiple SQL servers with multiple databases. We want to use TDE on a few of them.
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Is SQL Server Certificate using asymmetric encryption internally?
In Books Online I've read that both asymmetric key and certificates use the idea of asymmetric encryption. For the asymmetric key it's clear, but do the certificates created in SQL Server or let's say ...
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Domain Certificate Authority Generated Certificate and SQL Server - Keyset does not exist
I do not have much experience with certificates or certificate terminology, so I may be incorrect in how I title things.
I am trying to use a domain issued certificate as the certificate used in the ...
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Having a backup of the master key, how can I restore a database that was encrypted by master key?
while setting up AlwaysOn - Availability Group on a test system,
I generated all the restores from live and restored them to this new server.
then I backup all these databases to a network share to ...
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Changing a certifcate+key algorithm by dropping & recreating with the same names
We have a situation where a symmetric key has been created (a long time ago) using TRIPLE_DES. This is used to encrypt a password column, and is used by around ten stored procedures (that utilizes ...
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Do I need client or server cert for mySQL master/master replication?
WE use pkitool to sign any certificate using our own CA and there are two options to sign a certificates:
using --sign, which creates a client-cert
Using --server, which creates a server-cert
The ...
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How to convert native date value column in a pivot
OPEN SYMMETRIC KEY TblUserDefinedFieldKey DECRYPTION BY CERTIFICATE mDNACert
SELECT * FROM
(
SELECT u.public_id, u.instance_id, u.state, u.tag, udf.name AS [user_defined_key],
CONVERT(NVARCHAR(...
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How to set up signed SSL Root and Leaf certificates on a PostgreSQL 11 database on Ubuntu and Windows 10 Power BI plus PostgreSQL?
I have Power BI and PostgreSQL 11 installed on Windows 10 and my primary PostgreSQL 11 database on Ubuntu 18.10 Linux. I edited the postgresql.conf and pg_hba.conf files correctly to the IP Adresses ...
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How do I debug/set up MariaDB SSL connection?
[ I originally posted this on ServerFault but then was pointed at this community ]
Since moving from MySQL to a newer MariaDB installation on Debian 9, I a struggling with SSL connections.
I have ...
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Creating encrypted backups inhouse to be restored at client
I am trying to understand the mechanics of database backup encryptions, but there are some issues, which I can't seem to wrap my head around. I have 2 requirements:
I need to be able to create and ...
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Is it possible to login to an Oracle schema using a certificate?
The question is based on having to deal with lots of automated processing (testing, mostly). As it stands, all the schemas used have the same well known password, which is stored in lots of ...
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SSL certificate for MS SQL Server
I'm trying to implement SSL certificate on a SQL Server and I already tried two methods. I tried with lets encrypt service and self certificate generated on Powershell.
In the first scenario I can ...
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Using a real certificate with rethinkdb cert chain bundle
I know the rethinkdb guide uses a self signed cert as an example. If I wanted to use a real certificate that I purchased, how can I add the bundle to the server conf? I add the certificate I purchased ...
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Microsoft Key Storage Provider for Always Encrypted Master Key
Hoping someone can help-
I've been experimenting with Always Encrypted columns and have generated a certificate in the "Microsoft Software Key Storage Provider" -
How can I remove the "Always-...
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The certificate, asymmetric key, or private key file is not valid or does not exist
I'm trying to perform a restore of a database from a different server onto my localhost server .That database is encrypted (the bak file ) ,so I have to decrypt it ,that's fine I have all the cert ...
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Unable to create a self signed Certificate for SQL Server 2017(14.x.xxxx)
Using SQL Server 2017 Developer Edition
The command I'm using is:
New-SelfSignedCertificate -CertStoreLocation Cert:\LocalMachine\My -DnsName host.doman.com -KeySpec KeyExchange -FriendlyName ...
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Is it possible to use one certificate with aliases for MongoDB cluster?
I currently configure a MongoDB cluster to use TLS certificate.
It could be far more easier to deploy, one certificate with aliases accross all cluster, instead of one certificate per node. But there ...
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SSLServerHasCertificateAuthority is false but the certificate is signed by a trusted CA
I am enabling TLS/SSL encryption on a remote MongoDB instance (running on Windows Server 2012 R2). On the instance's server, devserver.external, I have created an SSL certificate. The CN on the ...
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Is it possible to CREATE CERTIFICATE using certificate from the Windows Certification Store?
Additional Information
With SQL Server 2016 SP1 we have the availability to use Always Encrypted functionality with the Standard Edition of the server. One is able to create a certificate in the ...
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Signing a User-Defined Function with a certificate in SQL Server
I'm trying to use a certificate to sign a user-defined function in SQL server (2016). My code is as follows:
CREATE FUNCTION myfunction()
RETURNS TABLE
AS
RETURN
SELECT col1, col2 FROM ...
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will alwaysOn deal with certificates? do I have to do anything?
in a database that is part of an availability group (alwayson), in the current primary server I create a certificate and sign some stored procedures using it.
all is working fine so far.
use ...
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SQL Server SSL Encryption - SelfSign Cert working - why?
I realize this is strange behaviour and I wonder if it is supposed to be working that way when using SQL Server generated self-signed certificate.
Client (Management Studio) with "encrypt connection" ...
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Swapping TDE Cert Slow, any way to improve performance?
Fair warning, I am very new to encryption with DBs. Right now we use the following statement to swap certificates when in the process backing/restoring DBs between servers:
ALTER DATABASE ENCRYPTION ...
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SQL Server Certificate
I suddenly start to get the message while performing backup, I know i have taken backup of the certificate and stored it in my password manager which I still have access to.
My question is that do we ...
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MySQL 5.7 enforce SSL
I'm using MySQL 5.7 and I want to set up SSL to force the client to use a cert.
This cert is a self-signed cert that I generate.
I have the cert for both server and client being:
- CA
- cert
- key
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Permissions to create certificate
Is there a way to grant a user permissions to create certificate in SQL Server?
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Always Encrypted - certificate cannot be used as a column master key
I want to create a new column master key using certificate created in advanced. I use the following command to create a certificate in the Windows Certificate Store - Local Machine.
New-...
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How can I perform a mongoimport to a host that requires an SSL Certificate?
I am trying to load some sample JSON data into a MongoDB database (hosted on IBM Bluemix).
The connection requires SSL, and a SSL Certificate has been provided, but I keep getting an error when I ...
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Error: The certificate cannot be dropped because one or more entities are either signed or encrypted using it
SQL Server 2008r2
I'm trying to drop a certificate I've created but i get the following error
The certificate cannot be dropped because one or more entities are
either signed or encrypted using ...
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The certificate chain was issued by an authority that is not trusted
some time ago I installed SQL server 2016 developer edition on a windows 10 home edition environment (a laptop to be precise) and everything was fine.
then someone - an administrator on the box - ...
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A SQL Server database backup/restore issue
A backup/restore issue has taken place on one of our client’s server.
We use Microsoft SQL Server 2014 installed on Microsoft Windows Server 2012.
Problem results: - Critical data loss, inability to ...
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SQL over TLS using Let's Encrypt on Raspberry pi
I want to be able to connect to a database hosted on a Raspberry Pi (mysql-server) from a C# application. In the real world professionals use a Webservice for this, but I want to use the SQL-connector ...
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Permissions in triggers when using cross database certificates
I use cross database certificates (as explained by Erland Sommarskog) to control access to a certain database in my environment ( SQL Server 2008 R2 ).
I have stored procedures in database A that ...
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SQL Server certificate for backups: Does expiration date matter?
If I have a cert in SQL Server, used for backups:
Can backups still be created after cert expires?
Can restore still happen after cert expires?
What is the point of having these certs expire? (other ...
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Configure SQL Server to encrypt data traffic in both directions
How can I ensure that SQL Server data traffic is encrypted over the wire both from server to client and from client to server?
I have set Force Encryption to Yes and that alone seems to hide query ...
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Impersonate user or login mapped to certificate
Assume that there is a certificate created in database
create certificate certName
with subject = 'subj';
GO
And a user mapped to this certificate
create user userName
from certificate ...
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Does TLS 1.2 for SQL Server require SHA2/SHA256 certificates?
After reviewing SQL Server compatibility with New TLS Standards and much Googling, I think we've got the updates and settings needed to disable TLS 1.0 on SQL Server 2008 R2 with .NET 3.5.1.
But I'...
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Stored procedure security with execute as, cross database queries, and module signing
I have a situation that, while I was able to work around it (as the repro will show), I don't understand. Here are the high points
Two databases, ChainingSource and ChainDestination, both of which ...
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Is there any reason to back up these system-created certificates?
I understand the need for backing up keys and user defined certificates, but is there any reason that we should back up these certificates that are system-created?
MS_AgentSigningCertificate
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Setup SQL Server SSL client certificate
I have created a certificate authority on my Linux server using OpenSSL. I have added that certificate authority to the Windows Trusted Root Certificate Authorities, which it now recognises.
What do ...
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In SQL Server and using only client side encryption requests, can I use a different certificate for each client?
Based upon the UI dialogue box in SQL Server Configuration Manager, if I right click 'Protocols for server_name', it appears that I can only select one certificate to use.
My experience so far tells ...
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How can I attach the SSL authenticated certificate for my SQL Server 2014 if it is not on domain controller
We have Microsoft Azure with Windows Server 2012 R2 in Cloud Computer and window Server is Standalone it is not come under domain controller. We want to add SSL authentication.
SQL Server is not ...
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Error: “The certificate cannot be dropped because one or more entities are either signed or encrypted using it.”
I have a certificate I would like to remove from the database.
If I issue the command
DROP CERTIFICATE <FooCert>
I get the error
The certificate cannot be dropped because one or more ...
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Minimum permission needed for GRANT CRUD ON
I have a certificate set up to do cross database CRUD operations. The certificate is linked to a user in each destination database. I sign any stored procedures in the source database with the ...
