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My domain is:agenthost.itourlink.com
I ran this command:
It produced this output:
But cert on outwebsite not update, still expired on 22 Mar 2023
My web server is (include version):
Windows Server 2012, IIS 8.5.9600
I think the "No bindings have been changed" message is a clue. Do you have multiple IIS sites with the same hostname in the binding? Perhaps a site that's stopped?
Either way wacs is confused about which binding to update, so open IIS Manager on the server, expand Sites, click your site and select Binding.. from the actions panel. Edit the existing https binding shown and select the latest certificate.
The other reason a server can serve an outdated certificate is if you have created an IP specific binding on one of the sites (not using SNI with the hostname set), as these take priority over any other binding that shares the same network IP address and SNI bindings are ignored.
No problem, be aware that when you renew the cert next time to look out for this same issue as manually updating the binding is just a workaround and it's not really solved until you can get it to auto update the binding for you. Make sure you're on the latest version of their app.
