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<servicePointManager> Element (Network Settings)

Configures connections to network resources.

<configuration> Element
  <system.Net> Element (Network Settings)
    <settings> Element (Network Settings)
      <servicePointManager> Element (Network Settings)
<servicePointManager
  checkCertificateName="true|false"
  checkCertificateRevocationList="true|false"
  expect100Continue="true|false"
  useNagleAlgorithm="true|false"
  enableDnsRoundRobin="true|false"
  dnsRefreshTimeout="time"
/>

The following sections describe attributes, child elements, and parent elements.

Attributes

Attribute

Description

checkCertificateName

Specifies whether the system should verify that the name on the certificate matches the server host name before using the certificate.

checkCertificateRevocationList

Specifies whether the system should check whether the certificate has been revoked before using the certificate.

dnsRefreshTimeout

Specifies how long Domain Name Service (DNS) resolutions are cached in conjunction with the DNS Round Robin option, in milliseconds.

enableDnsRoundRobin

Specifies whether DNS resolutions of host names with multiple Internet Protocol (IP) addresses return all the addresses, or just the first one.

expect100Continue

Specifies whether POST methods should expect to receive a 100-continue response from the server.

useNagleAlgorithm

Specifies whether connections controlled by the service point manager use the Nagle algorithm.

Child Elements

None.

Parent Elements

Element

Description

settings

Configures basic network options for the System.Net namespace.

Configuration Files

This element can be used in the application configuration file or the machine configuration file (Machine.config).

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