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here's a Short procedure : Hope is helpful
How do I view SSL certificate in edge?
Here's how to view SSL Certificate Details in Edge/Internet Explorer1. Click the padlock icon in your address bar. 2. Click “View Certificate” 3. Click the drop-down arrow to view full certificate details.
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Find which application use a SSL certificate windows
Checking SSL Certificates
How to add ssl certificate to IIS on Windows Server?
Ok, so there is a problem. IIS has a cert manager built into it but you are using AWS cert manager which doesn't allow you to export certs from it. I assume the server is a VM in AWS(EC2) because you are talking about AWS. Instead you setup ALB (application load balancer) and assign the cert to the ALB and then add the server running IIS as the target of the ALB. Once setup the ALB will have an IP address that you need to setup the DNS( route 53). Most companies have a lead networking guy that guards the DNS of the company so find them and ask them to change the url(from the cert) ip address to the one listed for the ALB.
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There was a problem with this websites security certificate
To work around this issue, you need to install the SSL certificate on the client computer. To do this, follow these steps:
- In Windows Internet Explorer, click Continue to this website (not recommended).
- Click the Certificate Error button to open the information window.
- Click View Certificates, and then click Install Certificate.
- On the warning message that appears, click Yes to install the certificate.
More details, please refer check "There is a problem with this website's security certificate" when you try to visit a secured website in Internet Explorer
How do I view the certificate chain in Internet Explorer 11?
You could refer to the following steps to view the certificates in Internet Explorer:
- In the Internet Explorer window, click on Tools and then Internet Options at the bottom of the drop-down menu.
- In the new window that appears, click on the Content tab at the top in the middle of the other tabs.
- Click on the Certificates button near the middle of the window.
It appears that the only way you can view the certificate is to first continue to the website.
- Click
Continue to this website (not recommended) - You will now be taken to the website and you'll see a red address bar with "Certificate Error" on the right (see below).
- Click on "Certificate Error" and you will see an info screen.
- Click the link at the bottom to "View certificates".
So I have to replace some SSL certificate on the windows servers, and in the documentation someone left us says that server X used the certificate, but when I go in IIS check all the bindings there is no website that uses that said SSL certificate
Is there a way to know either powershell or other method to know which application use said SSL certificate so I know where to change it?
Thanks
You will need to go to where ever your Certificate Authority is installed. Mine is on my DC. From there go to Administrative Tools>Certificate Authority. Click on your domain, and Select the Issued Certificates tab on the left. In the right pane you should see all of the certificates issued. You can even sort them by Certificate Expiration Date by clicking on the tab at the top.
I think a couple of our SSL certificates are near expiry, but I can’t work out where to check this. Can this be checked in MMC? I looked at the certificate snap in without much luck. I also looked in the IIS websites list but no luck either. Part of the problem is I am not really sure what I am looking for - I’ve not had to look after SSL’s before. I’m guessing this must be something obvious, but I can’t find the info I need anywhere.
Thanks,