Setting up default SSL site on IIS8

Question

I have setup few websites on IIS8 all using the same wildcard SSL certificate. Some of the sites need to be accessible to older browsers and operating systems, therefore I cannot use the "Require Server Name Indication" option.

Since SNI is not supported by all devices, IIS is showing the following alert:

"No default SSL site has been created. To support browsers without SNI capabilities, it is recommended to create a default SSL site."

How do I create a default SSL site? The closest article I found is not very clear, and I have the feeling that there must be an easier solution.

Server details: Windows Server 2012, IIS8, One external IP address

Solution

You could chose any of the websites hosted in IIS and uncheck SNI (Server Name Indication there. Check this below

Comments

[SilverbackNet]

I love how this is such a "Well, whaddaya want me to do about it?" message. Fortunately, serverfault has the answer, as usual.

[angularsen]

You also need to clear the 'host name' field in order for it to act as the default SSL website. At least the warning on not having a default SSL site did not disappear until I did so, and the IIS8 guide on setting up multiple HTTPS sites described the same setup.

[user3647702]

Doesn't * equal any hostname, which is exactly what we need here?

[QMaster]

I don't want to uncheck SNI, I just want to enable SNI capabilities with default SSL.

[Andrea Antonangeli]

Do not forget to Restart the site... (as I did) if you want this to work :)