The most recent project started with a self-built domain certificate, and the result is that the certificate cannot be added to a trusted certificate authority in IE outside of the domain (perhaps because of the inability to connect to the certification authority for the domains). Helpless, had to use MakeCert to create a self-signed SSL certificate. Here's how to replace the ADFS3.0 SSL certificate.
A Replace the ADFS3.0 certificate
1 Import the new certificate into the personal storage area of the ADFS3 machine (the personal store of the local computer)
2 The new certificate must be in the PFX format, with the private key
3 Enter the local Computer Certificate snap-in (MMC)
Select the imported certificate, then all tasks-manage the private key, add the ADFS service account, and note that the "Service Account" option is selected when locating the service account.
4 Go to the ADFS snap-in, jump to-service-certificate, then select Set Communication certificate
Select a new certificate at this point, if you choose not to see the new certificate, it means that the new certificate is not imported to the correct location or the ADFS service account cannot read the certificate's private key.
5 after a few 10 seconds, go to PowerShell and execute the following command to replace the ADFS3 SSL certificate (note that ADFS3 is loaded directly from HTTP. SYS and is not installed on IIS, so replace the SSL certificate via PowerShell)
Execute Set-adfssslcertificate-thumbprint xxxxthumbprintofthenewsslcertxxxxx
Xxxxthumbprintofthenewsslcertxxxxx is the thumbprint of the new certificate, you can see it from the properties of the newly certificate, notice to remove the middle space
6 Restart the adfs3.0 service.
Replace the ADFS3.0 SSL certificate