We
cannot use the IIS7 User Interface to add a host header to an SSL site binding.
The Host name field will get disabled once we select the Type as https.
One
way to add a host header to an SSL site binding is by using command-line tools.
Another way is edit the applicationhost.config file directly.
1. Add SSL bindings to
your web sites with empty host headers
2. Find applicationhost.config
file located in “C:\Windows\System32\inetsrv\config”. You need administrator
permission to edit this file (Use Notepad in ‘Run as administrator’ mode )
3. Search for the
value ‘443’ in Find applicationhost.config file
4. You can find “bindings”
section inside the site node
5. Add the required host
header in bindingInformation property
6. Save the applicationhost.config
file
7. Refresh IIS Manager
and you can notice host header in https binding
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