Secure Sockets Layer Feature Requirements (IIS 7)
Applies To: Windows 7, Windows Server 2008, Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Vista
This topic describes the requirements for configuring Secure Sockets Layer (SSL). You must first configure a Server Certificate and create an HTTPS binding to enable any SSL Settings.
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| See individual procedures for exceptions to these requirements. |
Levels
The procedures for configuring Secure Sockets Layer can be performed at the following levels in IIS:
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Site
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Application
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Physical directories
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File (URL)
Modules and Handlers
The necessary modules and handlers must be installed on the Web server and enabled at the level at which you perform this procedure.
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| Modules can be enabled only at the Web server, site, and application levels, but handlers can be enabled at all levels. |
The following module is required:
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None
The following handler is required:
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None
Required Permissions
If you perform procedures in this section by using IIS Manager, you must be a server administrator or an IIS Manager user who has been granted permission to a site or an application in IIS Manager.
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| If you are an IIS Manager user, you might not be able to perform this procedure if the related configuration elements are locked. |
If you perform procedures in this section by using Appcmd.exe, running WMI scripts, or editing configuration files, you must have write access to the target configuration file or files.

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