Does anybody know how to solve this problem?
When you type the following command in PowerShell
dir iis: \ sslbindings
I do not think the problem is resolved is. In
Edit
Do I get an error on the command run
SSL binding fail to enumerate
Apparently due to a corrupted registry?
In my case, I get an error when I have registry SslCertStoreName and DefaultSslCtlStoreName. I removed DefaultSslCtlStoreName and error bit and went for a while for some reason, DefaultSslCtlStoreName was rebuilt in the registry, and went I got the error again. So I wrote a simple PowerShell script which removes it.
This is part of my build script.
function cleanupSslBindings () {$ sslBindingsPath = 'hklm: \ SYSTEM \ CurrentControlSet \ services \ HTTP \ Parameters \ SslBindingInfo \' $ registryItems = Get-ChildItem- path $ sslBindingsPath | Where-object-Filtrskript {($ _. Property -The AC 'DefaultSslCtlStoreName')} if ($ registryItems.Count -gt 0) {ForEach ($ $ IN $ registryItems item) {$ item | Remove Aitmprotiti -nam DefaultSslCtlStoreName Write-Host "Deleted DefaultSslCtlStoreName" $ item.Name}} else {Write-Host "not found DefaultSslCtlStoreName in. SSL binding registry is clean." }}
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