Issue a trusted win-acme certificate (Let's Encrypt)
This article provides an example of how to configure and issue a trusted public certificate using win-acme (Let's Encrypt) in Windows Server.
Open — "Server Manager" → "Tools" → "Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager":

Go to the website with Passwork:

In the right panel "Actions" → "Bindings" edit the HTTP connection protocol, specify in "Hostname:" the domain or subdomain to be used for connections to the Passwork web interface:

Open PowerShell as "Administrator":
When using Windows Server 2016, you must enable the TLS 1.2 security protocol using the command:
Get the archive — win-acme.v2.2.9.1701.x64.pluggable.zip into the working directory of the user shell:
Unzip the contents into a separate directory — win-acme:
Run wacs.exe to issue a trusted certificate:
After opening wacs.exe in CMD.exe:
- Create certificate:

- Passwork website:

- Use a single binding for the website:

- Confirm actions, accept the terms of use and provide an email address for notifications:

After you complete these steps, a trusted certificate for the Passwork website will be issued and will be available on port 443:
