gchq
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Hi there
There are several really good articles (like this) that describe how to set up a self-signed certificate on the development box, but I can find very little about how to use an existing signed certificate on the IIS machine where the app will be hosted...
Here is the scenario. Either from VS2005 on a W2K box to IIS 6 on W2K server, or using VS2010 to IIS 7 on Server 2008 R2 - both have certificates from Comodo for SSL connection. The question, therefore, is how can I use the existing certificates to sign the Trusted Publishers manifest and prevent that annoying 'unknown publisher' pop-up?
Any assistance will be very much appreciated....
Thanks
There are several really good articles (like this) that describe how to set up a self-signed certificate on the development box, but I can find very little about how to use an existing signed certificate on the IIS machine where the app will be hosted...
Here is the scenario. Either from VS2005 on a W2K box to IIS 6 on W2K server, or using VS2010 to IIS 7 on Server 2008 R2 - both have certificates from Comodo for SSL connection. The question, therefore, is how can I use the existing certificates to sign the Trusted Publishers manifest and prevent that annoying 'unknown publisher' pop-up?
Any assistance will be very much appreciated....
Thanks