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Fix link to iis file #1969

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6 changes: 3 additions & 3 deletions windows-container-samples/iis-https/README.md
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# Description:
This builds another layer on top of the [iis](../iis/readme.md) sample, which installs Internet Information Server on a Windows Server Core container. It adds a self-signed certificate and enables HTTPS for the default site.
This builds another layer on top of the [iis](../iis/README.md) sample, which installs Internet Information Server on a Windows Server Core container. It adds a self-signed certificate and enables HTTPS for the default site.

# Environment:

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# Usage:

**Docker Build**
1. First, build the "iis" image (see [iis/readme.md](../iis/readme.md))
1. First, build the "iis" image (see [iis/readme.md](../iis/README.md))
2. Next, build this image:
```
docker build -t iis-contoso-https .
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3. Reboot

## Keep Certificates Secure
Container images with private key certificates, such as this one, should not be redistributed for security reasons. Someone else could use the certificate to spoof the identity of the hosted website.
Container images with private key certificates, such as this one, should not be redistributed for security reasons. Someone else could use the certificate to spoof the identity of the hosted website.