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How to install SSL certificates in IIS (Window)

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  1. RDP to window server and open Internet Information Services Manager
  2. Click on Administrative Tools and click on “Server Certificate”
  3. Click on “Create Certificate Request
  4. Enter relevant Information

5. Next, In the Cryptographic Service Provider Properties Window, both settings at default.

6. Enter location to save CSR on window server

7. Click on SSL Invitation Link and Key in PIN Number.

8. Fill in the form and click “Continue”

 

9. Paste CSR in GlobalSign

 

10. Choose Verification Method based on preferences.

Email Verification:-

  1. Choose Email (Email account will need to be created in advance should the list does not contain emails that exist)
  2. Click on the Approval Link that is being sent to the selected email.
  3. Click on “I APPROVE”
  4. Certificate will be issued via Email.

HTTP Verification:-

  1. Domain Validation Code will be given once HTTP verification is selected
  2. Upload the DVC to the website location at www.domain.com/.well-known/pki-validation/gsdv.txt
  3. Return to GlobalSign and scroll down and click on “Approver URL details” and click on “Verify”
  4. Click “Verify my domain”
  5. Domain successfully verified and the certificate will be issued.
  6. Return to GlobalSign and scroll to Certificate (Pem Format)

DNS Verification:-

  1. Domain Validation Code will be given once DNS verification is selected
  2. Copy DVC to DNS Records as TXT
  3. Return to GlobalSign and scroll down and click on “DNS TXT Record” and click on “Verify”
  4. Domain successfully verified and the certificate will be issued.
  5. Return to GlobalSign and scroll to Certificate (Pem Format)

 

11. Click “Complete Certificate Request”

 

12. Key in location of certificate and friendly name.

13. Select domain in IIS and click on “Bindings”

14. Click on Add and select HTTPS and choose SSL certificate.

15. Hostname www.domain.com

16. Click OK and restart IIS to complete installation for SSL.