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Author Re: Assigning a Certificate to non standard TCP port 8080 instead
Ralph Devlin

2004-12-15, 6:38 pm

I'm able to specify a different SSL port by doing that, but what I'm trying
to do is use a different port for web traffic, 8080 instead of having port 80
traffic. my ceritificates work when using the default TCP port 80, but after
having it listen in port 8080 the certificate does not load and therefore I
get the page cannot be displayed

"hal@nospam.com" wrote:

> On Wed, 15 Dec 2004 07:43:07 -0800, Ralph Devlin
> <RalphDevlin@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
>
>
> Actually you should be getting prompted for the port number when you
> add the cert to your virtual server in IIS web site properties,
> directory security. Click on server certificate. You can remove it,
> and then do it again and add it back in. Certificate wizard should
> prompt you for a port number after you select "assign an existing
> certificate" then select the cert you have on the server. You can
> enter anything you want there. It just needs to match the SSL port in
> the website properties tab.
>
> Hal
>
>
>

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