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NAV 2016 in Docker Container returns "Could not create SSL/TLS secure channel" on web request
rsaritzky
Member Posts: 469
Hi all,
We do our in-house development in local Docker containers. We have a shipping solution that communicates with Fedex web services.
Since the last update of the NAV2016 Docker image artifacts (approx Nov 1, 2021 - perhaps a week earlier), when running a Fedex web service request, we receive an error "Could not create SSL/TLS secure channel".
This error does NOT occur in our production database or any non-Docker test databases.
References to this error point to a problem with TLS1.2 not being in the default configuration.
The shipping solution formats the web request and then calls it through a DotNet component "System.Net.HttpWebRequest"
Any ideas?
Thanks
We do our in-house development in local Docker containers. We have a shipping solution that communicates with Fedex web services.
Since the last update of the NAV2016 Docker image artifacts (approx Nov 1, 2021 - perhaps a week earlier), when running a Fedex web service request, we receive an error "Could not create SSL/TLS secure channel".
This error does NOT occur in our production database or any non-Docker test databases.
References to this error point to a problem with TLS1.2 not being in the default configuration.
The shipping solution formats the web request and then calls it through a DotNet component "System.Net.HttpWebRequest"
Any ideas?
Thanks
Ron
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