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two way ssl authentication between two IIS server
How to set up two way ssl authentication ( mutual SSL authentication)
IIS to IIS.
i did IIS ssl setup , it works fine . ( made ssl settings as required).
servr1(iis) configured to use SSL
server2(IIS) configured to use SSL.
now i wan to set up two way ssl authentication between two servers( server1 and server2)
how to configure two way (mutual) ssl authentication between two servers( server1 and server2) to trust each other?
IIS to IIS.
i did IIS ssl setup , it works fine . ( made ssl settings as required).
servr1(iis) configured to use SSL
server2(IIS) configured to use SSL.
now i wan to set up two way ssl authentication between two servers( server1 and server2)
how to configure two way (mutual) ssl authentication between two servers( server1 and server2) to trust each other?
Scott Fell
What are you trying to do? If both servers have their respective certificates, there should not be an issue. Server 1 would access server 2 just as any user.
This question has been asked + answered many times on EE.
This is doable + requires a massive amount of research + setup time + maintenance time to keep it running.
Search EE or two way ssl ubuntu
If this is your first time doing this, likely best if you start with Ubuntu + get this working, as docs are plentiful.
Once you know both the setup steps + debugging tools/strategies, then migrate one end of your connection to Windows + retest, then migrate the other end.
Also be sure to use https://LetsEncrypt.org certs so auto-renewal occurs automatically, so once you have this working, the entire setup will require very little maintenance to keep running.
This is doable + requires a massive amount of research + setup time + maintenance time to keep it running.
Search EE or two way ssl ubuntu
If this is your first time doing this, likely best if you start with Ubuntu + get this working, as docs are plentiful.
Once you know both the setup steps + debugging tools/strategies, then migrate one end of your connection to Windows + retest, then migrate the other end.
Also be sure to use https://LetsEncrypt.org certs so auto-renewal occurs automatically, so once you have this working, the entire setup will require very little maintenance to keep running.
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