This functionality was removed in Update 23.
These install tasks are not required if the SSL certificate was previously installed on the domain server before you began this process.
You can import an SSL certificate onto the authentication server using the Microsoft Management Console. You must first add the Certificates snap-in to the console and then import the SSL certificate.
Add the Certificates snap-in to the Microsoft Management Console
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Open Microsoft Management Console.
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Select File > Add/Remove Snap-In.
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On the Add or Remove Snap-Ins dialog box, select Certificates from the list of available snap-ins and click Add.
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Select the account level at which certificates will be managed by this snap-in: My User, Service, or Computer.
If you are unsure which level to select, consult the department in your company responsible for network and internet security administration. Normally, you should select the computer or service account level, but your selection is determined by your server configuration.
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On the Select Computer dialog box, select Local computer.
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Click Finish and then click OK.
Import the SSL certificate on the application server
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Open Microsoft Management Console, and in the tree, click Certificates.
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Right-click the store that you want to import the certificate, and select All Tasks > Import.
If you are unsure which store to select, consult the department in your company responsible for network and internet security administration.
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Follow the instructions provided on the Import Wizard, and click Finish.
The certificate is successfully installed.