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Creating a Self-Signed SSL Certificate for Developing and Testing Against IIS

Creating a Self-Signed SSL Certificate for Developing and Testing Against IIS

by Santi Murtagh | Jan 11, 2017 | Software Development Tips & Tricks

Sometimes you find yourself needing to develop or test on an encrypted connection. Whether it is an MVC binding forcing you to do SSL or you simply want to get rid of your browser’s mixed content warnings, a local certificate can come in handy. Creating your .cer file...

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