Binding the certificate to the native port 9117
Certificates(Local Computer)\Personal\Certificates folder is open.
- Double-click Certificates.The certlm — [Certificates — Local Computer\Personal\Certificates] window displays the certificates.
- Double-click the certificate in the Windows certificate store and click the Details tab.The Certificate opens.
- Scroll down, click Thumbprint, select the thumbprint string and copy it to the clipboard (Ctrl+C).
- Launch
The Property Sheet opens.
- Paste the thumbprint into the
Native Process App Guidproperty and click Save. - To add the certificate binding, go back to your command prompt (to the folder that contains the .pfx file) and issue this
command:
netsh http add sslcert ipport=0.0.0.0:9117 certhash=ab62a6bb57d40f6ffa63e622a8a8a26b436e8a11 appid='{458871b1-fafd-4cb5-abae-019d930da862}'The netsh command responds with:SSL Certificate successfully added - To view the certificate bindings, enter this command:
netsh http show sslcert ipport=0.0.0.0:9117The netsh command responds with:SSL Certificate bindings:-------------------------IP:port : 0.0.0.0:9117Certificate Hash : ab62a6bb57d40f6ffa63e622a8a8a26b436e8a11Application ID : {458871b1-fafd-4cb5-abae-019d930da862}Certificate Store Name : (null)Verify Client Certificate Revocation : EnabledVerify Revocation Using Cached Client Certificate Only : DisabledUsage Check : EnabledRevocation Freshness Time : 0URL Retrieval Timeout : 0Ctl Identifier : (null)Ctl Store Name : (null)DS Mapper Usage : DisabledNegotiate Client Certificate : DisabledReject Connections : DisabledDisable HTTP2 : Not SetDisable QUIC : Not SetDisable TLS1.3 : Not SetDisable OCSP Stapling : Not Set - To delete the binding run this command:
netsh http delete sslcert ipport=0.0.0.0:9117