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I want to support SNI with SSL certificates(windows10 + IIS:10.0.17) using C#. Binding can be added via:

website.Bindings.Add(szBinding, hashBytes, sslStore);

How do I apply SNI on the new added Binding? The following code has no effect :

website.Bindings[0].SslFlags = SslFlags.Sni;

The question Programmatically add binding on IIS 8 with SNI option addresses the issue, but problem is as I described it earlier, using this flag "SslFlags.Sni" makes no effect i.e. when I check the binding in IIS, SNI Checkbox is still unchecked. Means, setting this flag does not effect on binding in IIS. I am on windows 10 with IIS v.10.0.17.

What am I missing? Any good article/help will be highly appreciated.

Donald Duck
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  • The other question addresses the issue, but problem is as I described it earlier, using this flag "SslFlags.Sni" makes no effect i.e. when I check the binding in IIS, SNI Checkbox is still unchecked. Means, setting this flag does not effect on binding in IIS. I am on windows 10 with IIS v.10.0.17. – A.Ghaffar Jul 06 '18 at 09:00

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There was an issue with the binding value. I was using ip:port: instead of ip:port:hostname. Using Binding name with hostname and SNI flag resolved the issue.

This code will add a binding with SNI Enabled:

var szBinding = "IP:PORT:HOSTNAME";
website.Bindings.Add(szBinding, hashBytes, install.SslStore, SslFlags.Sni);
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