ServerPlatformSettings.TrustedDomains Property
Definition
Important
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Gets or sets the list of trusted domains.
public:
property System::Collections::ObjectModel::Collection<Microsoft::Rtc::Collaboration::TrustedDomain ^> ^ TrustedDomains { System::Collections::ObjectModel::Collection<Microsoft::Rtc::Collaboration::TrustedDomain ^> ^ get(); };public System.Collections.ObjectModel.Collection<Microsoft.Rtc.Collaboration.TrustedDomain> TrustedDomains { get; }member this.TrustedDomains : System.Collections.ObjectModel.Collection<Microsoft.Rtc.Collaboration.TrustedDomain>Public ReadOnly Property TrustedDomains As Collection(Of TrustedDomain)Property Value
Remarks
If this is not set, incoming connections are not allowed from any machine except from those destinations to which an outgoing connection has been made.
This represents the list of computers that are allowed to make incoming connections when mutual TLS is used. The subject or alternate subjects in the certificate are matched against this list. Only computers that have a matching entry in this list will be allowed to make incoming connections.
This can be set even while listening and will affect future incoming connections. The domain check is done based on suffix match. So, it is important to use "." at the beginning for domains. For example, ".microsoft.com" rather than "microsoft.com". If there is no leading period, then it is assumed to be a FQDN and a complete match will be performed.