SSL for SharePoint

Internally SSL is not used in majority of cases, however, SSL is used when connecting from the outside.  With one SSL certificate, you could host multiple SharePoint sites on the same server as long as your certificate is a wildcard type.  You will need to make changes in IIS as well as you will need alternate paths in SharePoint.

Refer to http://blogs.msdn.com/b/sharepoint_strategery/archive/2013/05/27/alternate-access-mappings-explained.aspx for more info.

Tks. How to create and load the SSL certificate on SharePoint ?

"just extend the web application (Central Admin - Manage Web Apps - Extend) to another zone and specify SSL.  You'll then need to install the Cert to the binding on the extended site in IIS (not the original site)."

Any more instruction (or guideline) on this ?

Not really, it's pretty straight forward.  

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg276323%28v=office.14%29.aspx

Internal URL                             zone                        Public URL for Zone
http://portal:8083                    Default                     http://portal:8083
http://portal                              Default                    http://portal
http://portal.abc.com              Extranet                  http://portal.abc.com
http://portal:8088                    Default                    http://portal:8081
http://ca01.abc.com:8081         Internet                   http://ca01.abc.com:8081

If I simply apply the ssl certificate under IIS mentioned below, does it equivalent to the your question "Are you wanting to force all traffic over SSL" ? Does it mean I can simplify request the SSL certificate under IIS and then modify the AAM ? Is that the setting that I need to go through (Configuration-3)

https://knowledge.verisign.com/support/ssl-certificates-support/index?page=content&actp=CROSSLINK&id=AR865

If I extend the web application, it will reuse same content even though I select "Use an existing IIS web site" and "Create a new IIS web site", correct ?

Should I put the entry as attached (Sharepoint1 & SharePoint2)
SharePoint1.png
SharePoint2.png
Configuration-3.png

You cannot simply do something in IIS, you must tell SharePoint about it.  Meaning you must extend the web app or add a new zone URL before doing anything in IIS.

By force I mean the site will only respond to https requests.  If you try http you'll get an error or be routed to https.  In order to do that you'll need to change your default zone URL.

If you extend, yes, the same content.

Giving the created url above :
http://portal:8083                    Default                    http://portal:8083
http://portal                             Default                    http://portal
http://portal.abc.com               Extranet                  http://portal.abc.com

And I want to support :  https://portal:8083, https://portal & https://portsal.abc.com, I need to extend these one by one ?

In addition, when extend the website, it asked for port, but in fact, I need to use the same port, but only access it through https, what should I need under the port, public url and zone ?

Or, can I simply "add a new zone URL" as you mentioned ? What zone should I add - Internet ?

Great Tks.

Finally fix my problem, Tks