appcmd.exe set site /site.name:Site1 /+bindings.[protocol="https",bindingInformation="10.10.10.3:443:"] 备注 IIS 管理器用户界面不允许对 https 执行此操作;必须使用appcmd.exe工具。使用appcmd.exe 添加此绑定后,applicationHost.config 文件中的新配置将如下所示:XML...
Mickeyd7Can you try "netsh http show sslcert" in command prompt and see if you have any IP:PORT binding (not wildcard:port). IP:PORT bindings can be preferred by HTTP.sys over HOSTNAME:PORT binding due to backward compatibility. If present, try deleting with "netsh http delete sslcert...
The steps for configuring Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) for a site are the same in IIS 7 and above and IIS 6.0, and include the following:Get an appropriate certificate. Create an HTTPS binding on a site. Test by making a request to the site. Optionally configure SSL options, that is, ...
This topic describes how to install an SSL certificate on an IIS server. When the certificate is installed, it secures communication between your server and the client th
Because SSL certificates have a computer-wide effect, it is not important that IIS is being used to register a certificate to be used by SQL Server. Considerations When you uninstall an instance of SQL Server, any SSL certificate bindings created by using Httpcfg.exe will remain unless they ar...
Open "Manage computer certificates" in the windows search box and then do the same things. Step 2: Using the command line to re-run the setup of the SSL certificate. Run cmd as administrator. Navigate to the IIS Express installation directory, the default path is typically: ...
To test the binding, click on ‘Browse *:443 (https)’ in the Actions pane.You would be displayed an error page showing ‘There is a problem with this website's security certificate’. Click on ‘Continue to this website(not recommended)’ to view the IIS welcome page being displayed ...
System.Net.WebException: The underlying connection was closed: Could not establish trust relationship for the SSL/TLS secure channel. > System.Security.Authentication.AuthenticationException: The remote certificate is invalid according to the validation procedure. ...
Open IIS Manager and navigate to your site’sBindings settings. Make sure it uses a certificate fromR10, Let’s Encrypt Authority. This certificate will be trusted if you have kept theWindows Trusted Root Certificates store up to date.
On the client side, you can check this in the browser settings. If you are using IE on any of the supported Windows OS listed above, then in IE, browse to Tools -> Internet Options -> Advanced. Under the Security section, you would see the list of SSL protocols supported by IE. IE...