I have been struggling to keep my Let'sEncrypt certificates up to date for a while and was wondering if I can use your WinCertes to achieve this goal.
I have a total of 10 Web sites on a Web server. Right now, I am manually renewing the 10 certs every three months. That has been working, but I would like to setup a process that would renew the certificates on a regular basis, without the manual intervention. I read your instructions and it points to two domains and default web sites on a single wwwroot folder.
My situation is different. I have each Web site structured differently. I do not use the default Web site (1) and it is disabled on IIS. Here is my setup:
The wwwroot is the container of the respective Web sites, which are setup on IIS.
Would you please advise with a sample initial command-line script to start the Let'sEncrypt process and ongoing renewal maintenance with your approach?
Hello,
I have been struggling to keep my Let'sEncrypt certificates up to date for a while and was wondering if I can use your WinCertes to achieve this goal. I have a total of 10 Web sites on a Web server. Right now, I am manually renewing the 10 certs every three months. That has been working, but I would like to setup a process that would renew the certificates on a regular basis, without the manual intervention. I read your instructions and it points to two domains and default web sites on a single wwwroot folder.
My situation is different. I have each Web site structured differently. I do not use the default Web site (1) and it is disabled on IIS. Here is my setup:
C:\HostingSpaces\InetPub\ blog.domain1.com\wwwroot\ domain1.com\wwwroot\ domain2.com\wwwroot\ domain3.com\wwwroot\ domain4.com\wwwroot\ domain5.com\wwwroot\ domain6.com\wwwroot\ domain7.com\wwwroot\ domain8.com\wwwroot\ domain9.com\wwwroot\ domain10.com\wwwroot\
The wwwroot is the container of the respective Web sites, which are setup on IIS.
Would you please advise with a sample initial command-line script to start the Let'sEncrypt process and ongoing renewal maintenance with your approach?
Thanks again for your process and support.
Johnny