How to use SSL in Npgsql for Postgre SQL
This article deals with basic connection string related to SSL in Npgsql for Postgre SQL.
Introduction
SSL stands for Secure Sockets Layer. SSL is predecessor of Transport Layer Security. SSL uses an encryption system which helps in secure movement of data over the internet. To use Secure Sockets Layer use the following connection string.
Server=127.1.1.1;Port=5432;Database=User_Database;Userid=Username;Password=User_Password; Protocol=3;SSL=true;SslMode=Require;
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NOTE: If a user does not want to use the Secure Socket Layer then he/she may refer to the following connection string:
Server=127.1.1.1;Port=5432;Database=User_Database;Userid=Username;Password=User_Password; Protocol=3;SSL=false;SslMode=Disable;
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