IIS 6.0 installs SSL digital certificates for HTTPS access

When HTTPS accesses a website, the data transmitted by the server side and the client is encrypted and not intercepted, which is much more secure than the normal HTTP protocol. Let me introduce the configuration of IIS6.0 under SSL to enable HTTPS access. There is a detailed process description.
      1, go to Site properties, select Directory Security, and then click Server Certificate to configure the certificate:

2, create the certificate, everyone to here apply for a free certificate and click Continue to apply.

https://testca.netca.net/apply_srv/srv_root.asp  's not going to work right now.

3, fill out the basic information of the server, and then enter the contents of the Certreq.txt under the C disk.

4, check the mail, through the business number and password to download the certificate.
5, continue to configure the certificate under IIS, enter the Web site Properties directory security, click Server Certificate.

7, successfully install the certificate, you can enter the https://192.168.4.173 to visit.
The security certificate used for this experiment is free, many SSL certificates are charged, and in the submitted mail, it is the mail of this domain name, but the process of certificate application is similar. In general, the website will not use Https://testca.netca.net to apply for SSL digital certificate, but there is a free certificate, can be used to do experiments.

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IIS 6.0 installs SSL digital certificates for HTTPS access