Hi Steve. You may want to make sure you have all needed secure ports open on your firewall(s). Also.. when you move from one server to another, you can't just simply move the base64 encoded SSL that you were using on the old server over to the new server as it will not work properly. What you would need to do is install the SSL into IIS on the new server as as you normally would do then export it out as base64 format so SM can read it. In other words, you can't simply copy over the base64 version of the SSL from the old to the new server. It needs to be re-exported from IIS to base64 format on the new server. I hope this helps. Please let me know if you have any questions about this. Thanks.

There seems to be little textual support for working with SSLs on version 16.

It's relatively simple IF you know what to do but why is there not more from other users related to this issue?

 

You have to export Base64 a Cert from your installed SSL. Then target that in the Bindings area for the specify IPs that are used in your installation.

 

Luckily, I had the assistance of Linda Pagillo from Mailsbestfriend.com

 

Thanks Linda!