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Install ssl certificate on windows server 2012 R2
I would install a SSL certificate on Windows Server 2012 R2. I received from SSL/provider 4 files: mydomain.company.it.csr mydomain.company.it.key mydomain_company_it_cert.cer mydomain_company_...
- Yes, importing a pfx file gives you a certificate with the private key. (The key sign will be shown then in the certificate store) Perhaps the person who gave you the files can convert his files into a a pfx file using openssl tooling.
You're getting there! But I guess your original question is answered now?
Yes and No. It's true certificate is installed but browser (Edge,Firefox,Chrome) tells that certificate is not installed. But i believe that orginal question is answered and now it's another problem.
In your opinion if browser tells "Certificate is not installed" the reason may be also some link "http//...." in aspx page or is sure that certified is not installed ?
In your opinion if browser tells "Certificate is not installed" the reason may be also some link "http//...." in aspx page or is sure that certified is not installed ?
- Did you manage to fix your issue?
- I always reset IIS after every change.
I'll do a firewall check.
Thanks a lot - It all seems to be in good shape... Did you restart IIS during configuration? If not, try a iisreset.exe in an admin command prompt.. Also, are you testing internally or externally? Firewall opening is correct and when doing a netstat -an | find /i "443" you see a port listening on 443?
Frankie1969
This is content of personal storeIn the binding host name is
mydomain.company.it
And Request Name Server is not flagged.
In certificate details i read in "Subject Alternate Name" property
DNS Name=mydomain.company.it- And in the binding, what's the Host Name? That does correspond to the subject alternate name in the certificate?
if i enter in address bar https://mydomain.company.it/default.aspx page has not shown.
if i enter in address bar http://mydomain.company.it/default.aspx page HAS shown.
Yes 443 port.Frankie1969
I've replaced the Default.aspx (starting page) page with a "poor code" with only https external references.
Same situation:
if i enter in address bar mydomain.company.it page has shown but site is not secure.
if i enter in address bar https://mydomain.company.it/default.aspx page has not shown.
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