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Ciphers vs IISCrypto? - Microsoft Q A Hello, I am about to replace Microsoft Internet Explorer by Microsoft Edge I have an issue: This is what I am seeing in IE: (OS: Windows Server 2016) How should I translate it in IISCrypto: Thanks, Dom
How to confirm IIS stops using TLS 1. 0 and 1. 1? - Microsoft Q A After further testing, it seems that my PowerShell script to create the 1 or 0 registry keys for TLS was creating them in the wrong way Instead, I used a good old-fashioned reg file and "reg import", and after that (and a reboot), the servers correctly disabled old TLS protocols! Seems the issue was on my end Thanks for the conversation, Michael Taylor!
How to know which versions of TLS is are enabled on Windows Server 2019? The following example shows TLS 1 0 client set to the Enabled state: The following example shows TLS 2 0 client set to the disabled state: Also you can try this tool to verify the version - IISCrypto == Please "Accept the answer" if the information helped you This will help us and others in the community as well
Enable a specific Cipher Suite on Windows Server 2019 To enable ciphers properly you should be using the IISCrypto tool Modifying the registry directly is not recommended and may not work as you expect More importantly, if the OS doesn't support it then it won't show up anymore After making the change and rebooting the cipher is enabled However when security negotiation occurs then the client and server share the supported ciphers and agree
Server 2022 SChannel and Cipher suites not sticking I have two machines that I just upgraded from Server 2012R2 to 2019 and then to 2022 They only run IIS and a handful of web sites, so nothing complicated One server is behaving perfectly - after the upgrade, I ran IISCrypto to apply best practices,…
Disabling weak TLS Protocols from registry doesnt work (for us . . . I believe IISCrypto checks the Windows registry values as well and I've used IISCrypto for many customers without ever having any issues Do note that you have to modify the registry keys for both Server and Client
Enable TLS 1. 3 on IIS Web Server with Windows 2022 I have a Windows 2022 Web Server with IIS that runs different websites I am trying to Enable TLS 1 3 and have followed several sites where they say to add a Registry Key for TLS 1 3 for both client and server I added the keys, rebooting the server but…
How to disable in OS and IIS from TLS and SSL 1. 0? Hello @Sandro Alves , adding to cooldadtx answer, iiscrypto is a great tool But if you're doing it to multiple servers, you might want to look into deploying the settings via group policy or other more programmatic method that doesn't involve logging in to every host Here's the documentation on how to enable TLS1 2, and it also contains the link for how to disable other protocols: Enable TLS