Start IIS Express using /path from command line with HTTPS?

Is it possible to start I开发者_Python百科IS Express from the command line using the /path argument and include an HTTPS binding?

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Another one for the scripts section:

IisExpressAdminCmd setupSslUrl -url:https://localhost:44308 -UseSelfSigned

appcmd add site /name:"MySite" /bindings:https/*:44308:localhost /physicalPath:"C:\MySite"

iisexpress /site:MySite

Those commands are in the C:\Program Files (x86)\IIS Express\ directory.

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1. Following link would help you in configuring https port (especially read "Making an SSL Cert, hooking it up to IIS Express and making it Trusted" from this link ) https://www.hanselman.com/blog/WorkingWithSSLAtDevelopmentTimeIsEasierWithIISExpress.aspx

2. When /path command line option is used, IIS Express uses the template appliationhost.config file located in %programfiles%\IIS Express\AppServer (on 64-bit machine %programfiles(x86)%\IIS Express\AppServer). Edit binding element in this configuration file as shown below (change the protocol to 'https')

   <binding protocol="https" bindingInformation=":8080:localhost" />
   

3. Now from the IIS Express installation folder, run iisexpress.exe /path:"<path-to-your-web-application>" /port:<HTTPS-port-configured-in-step-1>

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I've struggle with this too. Its not quite the pristine solution you want but you can add a new site to the default iisexpress config via the command line:

APPCMD add site /name:MyNewSite /bindings:"http/*:81:" /physicalPath:"C:\MyNewSite"

You'll want to target the appcmd.exe in c:\program files (x86)\iis express

After adding it you can then launch iisexpress the conventional way using iisexpress.exe targeting the site you just added to the config.

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You need to "allow" iisexpress to serve ssl as well.

Working with SSL at Development Time is easier with IISExpress

Still it's probably just easier/cleaner to write your own custom config file with the bindings you want and load the site using that. More control that way.