How to Enable SSL for a Non-Default Web Site

Enable your web site to support SSL as follows:

  1. Go to IIS Server > Sever Certificates > Actions pane.
  2. Select a website in the tree view and click Bindings. The bindings editor is displayed.
    Site Bindings Editor
  3. Click Add... to add your new SSL binding to the site.
    Add site binding details
  4. The default settings for a new binding are set to HTTP on port 80.  Select https in the Type drop-down list.
  5. From the SSL Certificate drop-down list, select the certificate that is certified by Certificate Authority.
  6. Click OK.
    Enabled SSL web site with default SLL port number
    Note: If the web site is SSL enabled, the SSL port number is set to 443 by default.
    Note: During installation of IRC Services and Adapter, the following information is read from the non – default web site and updated to the file websiteinfo.xml.
    • Website ID
    • Website Name
    • IP Address
    • Port Number
    • Host Name
    • Website ID
    • Website Name
    • IP Address
    • Port Number
    • Host Name

    Access the non – default web site that is SSL enabled in the following ways:

    • To access web site from the same machine, the URL should be
    • To access web site from a different machine but on the same domain, the URL should be