title: .net minimize ssl handshake data traffic
body: <p>I have a server application that uses TLS1.1 for authentication. Encryption is done with RSA-1.
  The communication between this server and a windows client application works ok, but in the real world, the server application communicates with a small device that has limited memory.
  It turns out that the initial handshake produces data packets that are too big for the device to handle (increasing the buffer size is not within my control), so my question is: </p>
  
  <p>is it possible in .net to configure the ssl handshake process in more detail and if so, how? 
  I am thinking of minimizing the list of distinguished names that the server sends to the client (during certificate request), which it uses to build the 'acceptableIssuers' list (without actually removing all the trusted CA certificates) or any other way to pinch a few bytes of the handshake process?
  Thank you.</p>