Hello,
Thank you to try to help me.
I always have the same problem even with Httpsys. HTTPS doesn't work ...
-> Google Chrome error : This site is unreachable <<DomainName>> does not allow the connection.
I write here what I do step by step. Maybe someone will see what is missing.
My program is a 32bit application and I install it as a windows service on a server with Windows server 2016 (64 bits) without IIS.
I buy my certificate for my domain name and install it.
(Import it into the Windows certificate store; and then bind that certificate to port 443)
On Chrome I see it in Parameters> SSL > Certificate > Other People.
I put libeay32.dll and ssleay32.dll (32 bits) and root.pem , cert.pem and key.pem on the same folder of my exe.
Create an inbound rules for port 443.
Install my service and start it.
-> HTTP works and HTTPS don't.
When I do netstat command on my server, I see my application is listening on port 80 but not on port 443...
There is a way to see if SSL is correcty install on my server and see what's wrong?
Because if we juste have to put 2 dlls and change SSL Options I think the problem comes from the server configuration / certificate installation and not from the .exe.
Thank you to try to help me.
I always have the same problem even with Httpsys. HTTPS doesn't work ...
-> Google Chrome error : This site is unreachable <<DomainName>> does not allow the connection.
I write here what I do step by step. Maybe someone will see what is missing.
My program is a 32bit application and I install it as a windows service on a server with Windows server 2016 (64 bits) without IIS.
I buy my certificate for my domain name and install it.
(Import it into the Windows certificate store; and then bind that certificate to port 443)
On Chrome I see it in Parameters> SSL > Certificate > Other People.
I put libeay32.dll and ssleay32.dll (32 bits) and root.pem , cert.pem and key.pem on the same folder of my exe.
Create an inbound rules for port 443.
Install my service and start it.
-> HTTP works and HTTPS don't.
When I do netstat command on my server, I see my application is listening on port 80 but not on port 443...
There is a way to see if SSL is correcty install on my server and see what's wrong?
Because if we juste have to put 2 dlls and change SSL Options I think the problem comes from the server configuration / certificate installation and not from the .exe.