02-25-2019, 08:19 PM
You install your certificates in Windows (it then handles things) and as ioan noted you can use IIS to do this but not necessarily use IIS as your server. Alternatively you can install them directly as per this article (http://blog.boxofbolts.com/ssl/windows/o...d-windows/). Which is what I did.
If your certificates are in the OpenSSL format then you will need OpenSSL to convert them into IIS (.pfx) format. After that you don't need OpenSSL.
If your certificates are in the OpenSSL format then you will need OpenSSL to convert them into IIS (.pfx) format. After that you don't need OpenSSL.

