This property sets the common name or friendly name of the
client certificate that should be used to establish the connection with the
server, or the name of the server certificate if the control is being
used to create a server application. This property is used in
conjunction with the CertificateStore property to identify the
certificate that should be used to create a security context for the
session.
For client applications, it is only required that you set this property value if the
server requires a client certificate for authentication. If this
property is not set, a client certificate will not be provided to the
server. The certificate must be designated as a client certificate and
have a private key associated with it, otherwise the connection
attempt will fail.
For server applications, it is required that you specify a
certificate name if security has been enabled by setting the Secure
property to True. The certificate must be designated as a server
certificate and have a private key associated with it, otherwise the
control will be unable to accept incoming client connections.
Certificates may be installed and viewed on the local system using
the Certificate Manager that is included with the Windows operating
system. For more information, refer to the documentation for the
Microsoft Management Console.