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So we cannot encrypt two sections with just running the command once?<br />
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This does not work: aspnet_regiis -pe connectionStrings, AppSettings -app /YourApp
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So we cannot encrypt two sections with just running the command once?

This does not work: aspnet_regiis -pe connectionStrings, AppSettings -app /YourApp

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Using the Command Line method, how can we encrypt 2 sections of the web.config file using aspnet_regiis tool (i.e. AppSettings and ConnetctionStrings) with just running the command one time? &nbsp;Is this possible? &nbsp;What would this command look like? <br />
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Also, if I have two keys - is it possible to encrypt one and not the other?<br />
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Thanks - 
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Using the Command Line method, how can we encrypt 2 sections of the web.config file using aspnet_regiis tool (i.e. AppSettings and ConnetctionStrings) with just running the command one time?  Is this possible?  What would this command look like? 

Also, if I have two keys - is it possible to encrypt one and not the other?

Thanks - 

Encrypt Web.Config sections using aspnet_regiis

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