If not, download the appropriate CA Bundle for your certificate. If you got your certificate in a ZIP folder, it should also contain the Intermediate certificate(s), which is sometimes referred to as a CA Bundle. There may be more than one of these certificates. These files allow the devices connecting to your server to identify the issuing CA.
If not, you can download it by visiting your Account Dashboard and clicking on your order.
This is the certificate you received from the CA for your domain. If you still have not generated your certificate and completed the validation process, reference our IIS 10 CSR Generation Instructions and disregard the steps below. If you have more than one server or device, you will need to install the certificate on each server or device you need to secure. Then in visual studio on the publish screen just select deploy to file system and deploy to that mapped drive, works like a charm and is far simpler than setting up FTP.The following instructions will guide you through the SSL installation process on Microsoft IIS 10. Then mount that share on your development box, I mounted it as the P:\ drive for production, and Q:\ drive for qa. Good luck!įrom OP's response, another solution is to simply share the root folder on the server, so for example Then in Visual Studio right click on your project, hit publish, then in the first screen in the drop down there is the good old fashioned ftp option. The configuration is a pain and not straightforward, but if you mess with it you'll figure it out. Then open iis mgr and right click on your site and a configure FTP publishing option should pop up. Just install the FTP server under control panel => programs and settings => install windows components. HOWEVER, I was able to get FTP publishing configured and working on my Windows 10 machine, which works almost as well. So if you want to use web deploy it seems like your only option is to shell out some bucks for a server os. Even in Windows 7, if you do all of the newest updates, the deploy menu vanishes in IIS.
Microsoft is being super sneaky about this, but it appears they have removed the ability to use web deploy remotely from ALL non server os's.
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