Trying to update certificate, but it is unfortunately creating a new one with same name about update-iis-certificate

[alfkla]

Update, the -Remove works:

`PS C:\Users\username> dir IIS:\SslBindings\

IP Address Port Host Name Store Sites

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0.0.0.0 443 My Default Web Site

PS C:\Users\username>
PS C:\Users\username>.\update-iis-certificate.ps1 -CertSubject "mydomain.no" -Remove

PS C:\Users\username>.\update-iis-certificate.ps1 -PFXPath .\mydomain.no.pfx -CertSubject "CN=*.mydomain.no" -PFXPassword "secret_pass"
PS C:\Users\username> dir IIS:\SslBindings
PS C:\Users\username>

PS C:\Users\username>.\update-iis-certificate.ps1 -PFXPath .\mydomain.no.pfx -CertSubject "mydomain.no" -PFXPassword "secret_pass"
PS C:\Users\username> dir IIS:\SslBindings
PS C:\Users\username>`

But I have to install the certificate binding manually by clicking in the IIS manager GUI.
Am I using the command syntax wrong?? What is the recomended content to the -CertSubject parameter?

[mooman]

I'm having the same issue with a wildcard cert.. regular cert works fine and installs the bindings fine.

[mooman]

Looking at the code a little bit and it looks like all you have to do is use something like this for your -CertSubject flag:

-CertSubject *.example.com

No quotes. This worked for me!

One issue I had and if I understand the code correctly, though, is that the -Remove flag is pretty offensive. It will unbind all bindings even though it's not associated with the cert you're removing. Possibly using other flags will help the script find the exact binding and not just removing unrelated bindings.