| Brian Thurman 2004-01-24, 1:57 am |
| Obviously I didn't check everywhere before posting and I
finally found the answer.
Without having to install a certificate, the steps to do
this are:
2. Change the secure binding so the server listens on a
port other than 443
for secure communications. To do this:
a. Open a command prompt and type: cd
\inetpub\adminscripts (or
\winnt\system32\inetsrv\adminsamples if you're running IIS
4):
b. Type: cscript adsutil.vbs set
w3svc/1/securebindings ":8000:" (you can
replace 8000 with any other port you choose)
c. Restart IIS.
quote:
>-----Original Message-----
>When IIS 5 starts with the default settings, it listes on
>ports 80 and 443. I have the ability to modify the IP
>addresses and ports for non-secure communications but the
>settings for the Secure identities are not enabled. I
>have a separate web server which needs to run on port 443
>using SSL. How do I keep IIS from taking this port by
>default when it starts up?
>.
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