I am trying to use httpcfg to assign a cert to a website. But when I use httpcfg query ssl, I can see the bindings, but in the UI I cannot see the cert bound to the website. Also the SSLCertHash and SSLStoreName properties are blank for the website. Can anyone
tell me if there is any way to get around this problem?
Why do you use that command? Unless you need to also support SQL Server Reporting Services on the same binding, you should always use IIS Manager to set it up.
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Please notice that, Server certificate and client certificate are different. You can't use a server certificate in client machine. And also, you can't install a client certificate in IIS Server.
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Re: httpcfg set ssl
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Hi dear,
You should apply Service certificate and Client certificate by UI.
For creating a server site certificate, please follow the article http://www.digicert.com/ssl-certificate-installation-microsoft-iis-7.htm
Fore creating a client certificate, please follow the article http://blogs.iis.net/rlucero/archive/2008/05/23/iis-7-walkthrough-one-to-one-client-certificate-mapping-configuration.aspx
Please notice that, Server certificate and client certificate are different. You can't use a server certificate in client machine. And also, you can't install a client certificate in IIS Server.
Client certificate is not required, if you set Client certificates as Ignore or Accept. Only required when you set it as Require. refer to : http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc753983(v=ws.10).aspx