DOC-13259 ForceIpAsTargetHost

Author: RichardSmedley

modules/howtos/pages/managing-connections.adoc

@@ -234,9 +234,11 @@ As of SDK 3.4, if you connect to a Couchbase Server cluster with a root certific
 The cluster's root certificate just needs to be issued by a CA whose certificate is in your system trust store.
 This includes well known CAs (e.g., GoDaddy, Verisign, etc...), plus any other CA certificates that you wish to add.
 
-IMPORTANT: .NET SDK sets `ClusterOptions.ForceIpAsTargetHost` to `false` by default, which means it will send the IP as the target host during TLS authentication.
+IMPORTANT: Prior to .NET SDK 3.7.2, the SDK sets `ClusterOptions.ForceIpAsTargetHost` to `true` by default,
+which means it will send the IP as the target host during TLS authentication.
 This will cause a certificate name mismatch.
-As a workaround, you need to set `ClusterOptions.ForceIpAsTargetHost` to `true` for the above to work.
+As a workaround, for .NET SDK 3.7.1 and earlier,
+you need to set `ClusterOptions.ForceIpAsTargetHost` to `false` for the above to work.
 
 You can still provide a certificate explicitly if necessary: