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Connecting SSL enabled WebAPI with mongoDB without SSL

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I have an WebAPI connected with mongoDB instance which is not configured or started with SSL/TSL.
When I implemented security certificate for my WebAPI, connection to mongoDB get fails. Any idea....

posted Sep 13, 2017 by anonymous

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