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I need to install a certificate to enable https connections to an IIS database that is available solely on our local network. It is not in the public DNS. Researching this, I found a thread on StackExchange that explains the process. [https://serverfault.com/questions/1060268/ssl-for-devices-in-local-network]

The last comment in the thread seems to offer a solution, but toward the end of the explanation, it makes a reference to an AppID. Can someone explain how I can find the AppID that I would need to plug into the netsh command below?

netsh http add sslcert ipport=0.0.0.0:2222 certhash=”certificate thumbprint” appid={app Id}

Many thanks for any tips or suggestions!

OaklandSFCA
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    https://stackoverflow.com/questions/537173/what-appid-should-i-use-with-netsh-exe – olivierg Feb 13 '24 at 18:42
  • PowerShell native: new-guide will generate one – djdomi Feb 13 '24 at 19:29
  • Hello! In the meanwhile, I found this post on another forum, (https://dev.to/sardarmudassaralikhan/how-to-enable-https-on-iis-server-local-host-207n) which explains how to use tools in IIS to solve the problem. I appreciate your help. – OaklandSFCA Feb 13 '24 at 19:51

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