Hi all
Is it common practice to have developers RDP into a central server for the
purposes of doing their day to day development?
This is the first time I have encountered it, I'm used to developers having
VMs on their local PCs.
Kind regards
Richard
I have heard of it but never had to. I think it would drive me crazy if I
was unable to personalise my environment.
Craig
On Thu, Mar 21, 2013 at 8:07 PM, Richard Moore moore...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all
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Is it common practice to have developers RDP into a central server for the
I do development every day on either my VMs or Client VMs and use RDP 95% of
the time to access them.
As a consultant I am looking to move to something like a surface pro as my
traveling machine and the depend on RDP for all my development environments.
Bill Chesnut
Microsoft Integration
It's good for QA encountered faults, where IWOMM for the dev. You just RDP
into the VM they have the fault on, and use the remote debug stub running
on the VM, with VS back on your machine. Working from home, I sometimes
VPN to my work box (from a Mac 27) - that's a lot less convenient, but
Hey all,
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms229741.aspx
...which allows you to encrypt data using information from the current
user account or computer.
I'm using ProtectedData to encrypt and decrypt passwords so they can be
stored in database encrypted, but they want to be able to see
Is this the sort of thing you after?
Anthony
'The function used to encrypt the text
Private Shared Function Encrypt(ByVal strText As String, ByVal
strEncrKey As String) As String
Dim byKey() As Byte = {}
Dim IV() As Byte = {H12, H34, H56, H78, H90, HAB, HCD, HEF}
Hi, yeah sounds like a key to the encryption / decryption is probably what you
want assuming there are multiple boxes and/or you want option to scale out. I
think you can just use the stuff in the Cryptography namespace. Just bear in
mind that securing the keys will be important. But it would
An oldy but a goody -
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/10154/NET-Encryption-Simplified
Thomas
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Behalf Of Stephen Price
Sent: Friday, 22 March 2013 1:06 PM
To: ozDotNet
Subject: Encryption
Hey all,
Thanks all. I found the CryptoStream class and an example of its use...
Unfortunately that raised the question of Ok, so now where do we store our
key in the app, so that no one can pull it out and use it, except for the
app.
At which point the answer was, why didn't you research this before
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Stephen,
Except using DAPI (which you know the issues) you are pretty much in a
situation where any solution you pick can be reverse engineered by someone
with enough access level.
The next best way of doing it is to encrypt using a X.509 certificate.
Generate a certificate with a private key,
That's amazing.
True friday material.
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