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To use the certificate to secure the web site that is using SSL In the Default Web Site Properties dialog box, on the Directory Security tab, in the Secure communications area, click Edit. Note: It's possible that the site you've created was stored under a different virtual server. If your website is not stored within the Default Web Site, right-click your own web site and click Properties. Note: It's also possible that you might not wish to protect the entire website, but merely one or two pages within the large website. In fact, this scenario is highly probable for most site operators that would only like to protect a couple or important pages, such as an online store or registration form. In that case you do NOT need to SSL-protect the entire site, so do NOT right-click the entire site. Right-click only the directory or pages within the site. In the Secure Communications dialog box, click the Require secure channel (SSL) check box, click the Require 128-bit encryption check box, and then click OK. Note: Using a requirement of 128-bit encryption should pose no problem to current operation systems and web browsers, but keep in mind that older OSs might not be able to connect to your site. On the Directory Security tab, in the Authentication and access control area, click Edit. In the Authentication Methods dialog box, click Basic authentication (password is sent in clear text), and then click Yes to acknowledge the warning. Clear the Integrated Windows Authentication and Enable Anonymous Access check boxes, and then click OK. Note: You are NOT required to disable anonymous access, this is just a security measure. It might be likely that your site is supposed to allow anonymous access, while still using SSL as the encryption method. This is true for websites that offer online shopping carts where surfers are supposed to enter their credit card numbers. You might not want to restrict these online shops only for people that hold a username and password. In that case keep the Enable Anonymous Access check boxes selected. In the Default Web site Properties dialog box, click OK. In all Inheritance Overrides dialog boxes, click OK. Close Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager.