Does .NET support OCSP stapling configured on Apache?

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Does .NET support OCSP stapling configured on Apache?

Postby sorrenlu » 14. December 2020 17:27

Our .NET 3.5 application uses the HttpWebRequest class to establish TLS connections to hosted backend services and it does not make use of our Apache web server's stapled response (to confirm whether or not the SSL certificate is valid). The application performs the CRL or OCSP call on its own.

We can’t find any information which states whether or not .NET WebClient, HttpClient or HttpWebRequest classes support OCSP stapling configured in Apache server.

I confirmed that various web browsers (Edge, Chrome and Firefox) triggered Apache to make calls to the OCSP responder when they hit the Apache page.

Since that worked, we are trying to determine why our .NET 3.5 application accessing the same Apache server does not invoke the OCSP stapling.
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Re: Does .NET support OCSP stapling configured on Apache?

Postby Altrea » 14. December 2020 18:46

We don't provide any support via personal channels like PM, email, Skype, TeamViewer!

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Re: Does .NET support OCSP stapling configured on Apache?

Postby sorrenlu » 14. December 2020 19:00

Yes, .NET supports OCSP stapling on IIS. My issue is whether or not it is supported when configured on Apache. Is there a specific configuration which needs to be performed on Apache?
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Re: Does .NET support OCSP stapling configured on Apache?

Postby Altrea » 14. December 2020 19:14

sorrenlu wrote:Operating System: Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.6

How does this fit to "XAMPP for Windows"?

sorrenlu wrote:My issue is whether or not it is supported when configured on Apache. Is there a specific configuration which needs to be performed on Apache?

https://lmgtfy.app/?q=Apache+OCSP+Stapling
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