Work with certificates

Question

Hello!
Please tell me why the panel "work certificates" is not active?
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Answer 1

Hi Bram
Here is what i did.
in the situation, you have mydomain.local as your domain, but mydomain.com as your normal pubic domain.
I added workfolders.mydomain.com to my public DNS as an A record and point to the IP of that record to  the gateway of my internet on my local server.
In my case, my local server would have been server.mydomain.local. I created a new zone in my AD DNS server called workfolders.mydomain.com. in there i create a blank A record with the ip of my local server.
in my router i portfoward port 443 to my ip of server.mydomain.local.
In IIS managament of the local server create a certificate request for workfolders.mydomain.com
obatian an SSL certificate for workfolders.mydomain.com from a place like godaddy.com and install in IIS and bind to port 443. You should only have the IIS core web services installed and NOT the full IIS.
when you setup workfolders on the clients, choose to enter an address and type https://workfolders.mydomain.com.
When you are local and you ping workfolders.mydomain.com it should point to the local server because of the A record you created local.
When you are out of the office, the public domain will then route to your server via your router and find the server.
This has worked for me and all syncs fine both local and over the internet