# SSL Certificates

During installation, Qommentary generates self-signed certificates applied to each component hosted in IIS.

If you wish to use a trusted SSL certificate instead, you may update the certificate bindings using the IIS Manager.

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Before proceeding, make sure the SSL certificate is installed on the server where Qommentary is hosted
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1\. Open **IIS Manager**\
2\. Select **Qommentary Engine** under *Sites*

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3\. Click on **Bindings** under *Actions*

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4\. Select the https binding and click on **Edit**

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5\. Select the trusted SSL certificate you wish to apply

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6\. Click **OK**

Repeat the process with the Qommentary Manager site bindings.


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