I have installed a self-signed SSL Certificate into IIS 6 using Internet Information Services (IIS) 6.0 Resource Kit Tools (iis60rkt.exe) for my Defult web site
Now I want to remove the self-signed SSL Certificate for Default web site How to do that? Please help
Select your Server in IIS. ( Not Default Website )
In opened window select Server Certificates.
Select your certificate.
In right panel click Remove.
Click Yes.
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We have a number of internal apps which have website access - this is set up on Windows Server 2016 through IIS.
We create the SSL certificate for these apps through "Certify the Web". These are updated automatically. These SSL certificates are binded to the websites through IIS and seem to update automatically as required.
However when we navigate to these websites they state that the SSL certificates are invalid, with the old dated certificate which expired a while ago.
Anything you guys suggest for this?
I have a quick question on opting the SSL Certificate for the Web Application. In the Web Application, am using Kestrel as WebServer and application is not configured in IIS.
For Customers, I install the Application as a Service in Server Machine and its used by the employees only in intranet. Now the address of my application is http://machineName:port but I would like to have https://machineName:port.
Question 1) Is this possible for the Intranet sites?
Question 2) Will SSL be really needed in this case?
Qeustion 3) SSL works, only if I configure Web Application with IIS?
Yes it is possible. As long as the certificate is trusted by the clients. You can create a self signed certificate and have client machines add it to trusted root certificate authorities in windows. Or if the intranet is using a windows domain, you can have a Certificate Authority trusted by domain computers issue the certificate.
SSL is always better even in intranet and localhost scenarios. It ensures site identity, encrypts traffic, etc. Whether it is needed depends on the site. Some browser functionality such as using the camera/mic won't work unless the website is using SSL.
Kestrel allows using SSL. Checkout docs here.
I have a website host on IIS 10 and installed wild card SSL. The website is working fine on all other machines and on the server as well. When i access it on my window 10 machine, it is asking to confirm the security certificate and credentials. If i press the ok button the site went to 403 Forbidden error.
This issue was related to the server. My Hosting provider has made the following changes at IIS.
IIS -> Websites -> Go to website -> SSL settings
client certificate to ignore
I have an application running on IIS 8.5 on my Windows Server 2012 and I have configured it to use this certificate I just bought. So now I can access the website using https protocol.
I have node.js clients running on some computers outside my network and posting some data to the server from time to time. I want to secure that connection now that I have a SSL certificate. I've been googling around for a couple of hours and I was not able to have the picture of what I need to do.
My goal would be to do the HTTP POST from client and only the clients using the certificate would be allowed to upload data to my https://example.com/upload url.
Firstly, I need to configure IIS so that requires a certificate when doing the handshake but I have no option for that in the authentication panel inside my webapp. I only have these options:
What am I doing wrong?
Click on SSL Settings
Then tick Require SSL
I'm trying to setup a development environment on my machine for an ASP.NET MVC project where client certificates are requested when trying to reach certain controllers.
I've enabled SSL on the project through project properties on VS Studio, I've also imported IISExpress self-signed certificate into trusted CAs in my browser and the client certificate into personal certificates in the browser.
Now, when I try to reach the controller where the certificate is requested, my browser opens a list to select the appropiate certificate, but the certificate matching the IISExpress one doesn't appears in the list, although it's on the certification store on the browser.
Any idea about what to do next?