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I am currently using http and I have not enabled TLS 1.2. Can I switch all web applications to https through IIS and AAM and leave the registry settings without any change (not enforcing TLS 1.2)? Is there any Microsoft guideline regarding this topic?

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Yes you can. You simply add the AAM to the Web App in Central Admin, then modify the IIS binding.

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Even in SharePoint/Windows 2016, TLS1.2 is not enforced by default, TLS1.0 TLS1.1 and TLS1.2 are available to clients. If you want to restrict to TLS1.2 only, you must configure some stuff. I implemented several TLS1.2 only installations and can absolutely recommend it.

Implementing SSL with TLS1.0/1.1/1.2 requires the following steps:

  • Obtain a Certificate with the hostnames used in SharePoint
  • Change AlternateAccessMappings in CentralAdministration
  • Change Bindings in IIS-Manager
  • Optional: Implement a redirect from HTTP to HTTPS
  • Also remember to change several URLs inside SharePoint (Search-Center, MySite-URL in UserProfileService)
  • Check content for absolute links with HTTP
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  • Thank you for answering, I did follow all these steps to enforce TLS 1.2 for main web app in SharePoint 2016, I have only pending to last 2 steps that you mentioned.
    – MLC
    Commented Sep 28, 2018 at 13:36

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