AuthorizationService – IIS 7.0

All Expere applications have been upgraded to require a 4.0 Application Pool.
  1. (If using Expere .NET) Go to Web Sites\Default Web Site\Expere. Right click and select Convert to Application if it is available.
  2. Right click and select Manage Application/Advanced Settings.
    • Verify the application pool is set to a 4.0 version.
  3. Go to Web Sites\Default Web Site\OPPSA. Right click and select Convert to Application if it is available.
  4. Right click and select Manage Application/Advanced Settings.
    • Verify the application pool is set to a 4.0 version.
  5. Go to Web Sites\Default Web Site\DataIntegrationValidationTool. Right click and select Convert to Application if it is available.
  6. Right click and select Manage Application/Advanced Settings.
    • Verify the application pool is set to a 4.0 version.
  7. Verify you have a certificate to support SSL connections.
  8. To create a Self-Signed:
    • Click on the name of your server on the left side of the screen; select Server Certificates in the IIS section in the middle of the screen.
    • Select Create Self-Signed certificate on the right side of the screen.
  9. To assign a certificate:
    • Select Default Web Site on the left side of the side; select bindings on the right side of the screen.
    • Choose https and edit.
      • In the SSL Certificate dropdown select the applicable certificate.
  10. Restart IIS by entering iisreset in a command prompt.
At this point with both IIS 6 and 7 you should be able to test that the AuthorizationService works by going to https://localhost/OPPSA/LoginSvc.svc
Note: If you used a self-signed certificate you will likely receive an error about the certificate but given the option to continue. This is to be expected with self-signed certificates. The information sent to LoginSvc will still be encrypted.
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