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Wildcard SSL Certificate Installation

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iainbrighton posted on Thu, Apr 30 2009 9:49 PM

Hi All,

Does anyone know how to install a wildcard SSL certificate on an SBS 2008 server? I've installed the certificate in to the Local Machine Personal Certificate store (I can select it via IIS), but the "Add a trusted certificate" wizard won't pick it up or display it! Angry

During the install I left the connection settings as default, i.e. as remote.domain.com. I have a valid GoDaddy wildcard SSL certificate that has the CN set to *.domain.com. I assume the wizard is looking for proper/legit remote.domain.com certificate and ignoring the wildard cert. Anyone have any ideas? Can I manually launch the TrustedCert.exe wizard with a specific parameter for example?

I can manually attach the SSL certificate to the various IIS sites, but I don't know exactly what the wizard is achieving under the hood..

Any pointers would be greatly appreciated! Iain

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stryqx replied on Thu, Apr 29 2010 2:55 PM

Hi Iain,

I managed to solve this issue. I've blogged about it here:

http://blog.chrisara.com.au/2010/04/installing-wildcard-certificate-using.html

Regards,

Chris Knight 

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