SSL Certificate for Stand-Alone Windows Server no IIS

I’m deploying an in-house solution as a stand-alone service (web app) on a Windows Server 2019 Standard. The IT dept issued an SSL certificate, and it’s installed on the Server, however since I’m not deploying this via IIS does anyone know how (or if I can) to deliver the app via https (SSL)?

I’m not a Server expert, and the only forum entry I’ve found on this topic (pasted below) didn’t shed much light on this. Since some of the data in this web app is ‘sensitive’ I think our users would be much more comfortable seeing that little :closed_lock_with_key: icon.

Thanks to anyone who can help!

Look at the doc page for WebApplication, there are command line options there including one to specify the path to the certificate. Just take the Private, Intermediate and Public keys in PEM format, concatenate the files together into one text file and point the app at them.

FWIW, you can also specify the command line options in app.Open.

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