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Certificate and SSL How to

A way to deploy a certificate for all users
Enable SSL on SBS
Enable SSL on several IIS websites on the same
How to Configure an SSL Certificate on
How to Create a self-issued certificate by using the CEICW

How to Enable SSL on IIS 7.0 Using Self-Signed Certificates

How to install a certificate on a remote server

How to install self-signed certificate in Vista

How to install a server certificate in Windows 2003

How to install Windows 2008 SBS Certificate

How to move a certificate from Microsoft IIS 6 to Microsoft IIS 7

How to setup SSL on Windows 2003 by using Third-party CA

How to Verify the Certificate is installed properly

Install computer certificate for L2TP

Test out the SSL Site

How to delete expired/archived certificate in Windows

After a certificate expired or replaced, it is still in the Certificates. In some cases, you may need to delete it. Here are the how to.

1. Run MMC and add Certificates

2.  Highlight the Certificates, for example Certificates (Local Computer).

3. Click on View and then Options.

4. Check Archive.

5. Now, navigate to Certificates (Local Computer)>Personal>Certificates.

6. in the right pane, select the certificate and delete it.

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