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Create SSL Certificate using IIS - Microsoft Dynamics Navision 2016

Hi Readers,

In this blog we will see how we can create SSL certificate for Demo environment and attach it in Nav Administration to access NavUserPassword.

Creating SSL Certificate using IIS :-

Step-1 Open Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager.

Step-2 Now select the server where you want to generate the certificate under Connections in left side menu and double click on Server Certificates under IIS tab as shown below:

Step-3 Click on Self-Signed Certificate on Action menu shown right side of the window:

Step-4 Now Enter the friendly name for the certificate and click on ok button :

Step-5 SSL certificate is generated and you will see that in server certificates list.

Step-6 Now double click on certificate we have generated (Ex-KunalBlog) and click on Details option to copy the Thumbprint of the certificate for further use.

Step-7 You can also Export the certificate by just Right click on it and choose Export option, specify the path & Password as shown below:


Now see how to attach SSL Certificate thumbprint in Dynamics NAV 2016 Administration:-

Step-1 Search Dynamics NAV 2016 Administration and Run it as Run as Administrator:

Step-2 Now Expand the server instance and in General tab paste that thumbprint value under Certificate Thumbprint property as shown below:

Note:- Restart the NAV Service and make sure credential type value should be NavUserPassword to access using Nav Users.

In next article will see how to add SSL Certificate to Trusted Root Certification Authorities:

https://kunalhuria.blogspot.com/2021/11/add-ssl-certificate-to-trusted-root.html


Happy to Help;)

Thanks for Reading!!!

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  1. Nanfor Ibérica17 December 2021 at 17:43

    Impressive and powerful suggestion by the author of this blog are really helpful to me. Microsoft 365 Certified: Fundamentals

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