Please note that to associate an SSL certificate to MS SQL server, the certificate should have been imported to Personal Certificate Store. Associate the Certificate with your SQL Server.

Once done, the Certificate will be installed in Personal Certificate Store and will be available in the SQL Server Configuration Manager for Certificate Association.

Provide a 'Friendly Name' for the Certificate, and let the Certificate Store be 'Personal'strong>.

Select 'Create Self-Signed Certificate' on the Actions window.

Open IIS Manager in the Server where MS SQL is installed (type 'inetmgr' in Run window).

Generate a certificate using IIS Manager, by following these steps:.

Configure the logon credentials for SQL Server service with Admin account.

If not, update your instance with the service pack from here. Note: xx can be any integer do not change it.īefore you proceed, check if your current installation of MS SQL Server supports TLS v1.2. =-Dhttps.protocols=TLSv1,TLSv1.1,TLSv1.2 to

In /conf/server.xml, change the Value of sslEnabledProtocols' in Connector tag to TLSv1.2.

The steps will vary based on the database you are using for ADManager Plus.

Steps to make ADManager Plus to use only TLS v1.2

Before you proceed, please enable SSL and apply an SSL certificate in ADManager Plus as explained in this article. The product can be configured to use only this protocol by following the steps mentioned below. Does ADManager Plus support TLS v1.2 protocol?

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