How to trust a self signed certificate in IIS Windows Server 2019

[@MrStrife622]

Really appreciate this. Saved the day for one of my clients!

[@techpub]

Glad it helped!

[@Sarah-il7bc]

Great video, very easy to follow! thank you

[@techpub]

You are welcome!

[@charlessloane]

Hey Robert thanks a lot for the videos, they are very easy to follow. Can you use a Windows Certificate Authority to create the certs for ssl in IIS? Would the ssl cert not be backed up by the cert authority? In that situation would you not need to do group policy to trust the cert? I am pretty new to this and just working on learning certificates in a lab environment. I have a working cert authority and web server hosting ocsp, and a virtual directory hosting my crl. and crt. I want to get my certsrv virtual directory secured by ssl.

[@techpub]

You can use it but you can only get members of the domain to trust it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/faOyg5h4a5uImK8

[@mycodebitejunior3809]

Thank you so much. This help me a lot. subscribed

[@techpub]

Thanks for the sub!

[@BiruktawitLegesse]

I would like to thank you for all your videos. i like them all. pls keep up your great work. on Q i need to have different web servers in my domain to use a local certificate my problem now is the web server we have has many websites(all are used in the intranet) ) which use addressing lke localhost/payrol or localhost/support...etc my Q is how can i install a local Certificat in such kind of server/service. thank you in advance

[@techpub]

After you create the certificate, you can go into IIS and the websites properties bindings. You'll see it in the drop down certificate list.

[@Waghya_k9_India]

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[@techpub]

Good idea. I'll add it to the list.

[@DieterStapelberg]

Thank you, big help.

[@techpub]

Thanks for watching!