Free Windows utility

FicheBinding

Self-Hosted

Make certificate binding easier to manage.

Review existing bindings, select an installed certificate, and preview changes before applying them to supported HTTP.sys endpoints. Save profiles for repeat use and scheduled rebinding. This free utility focuses on certificate binding; certificate issuance and installation remain separate, and IIS-managed bindings are read-only.

FicheBinding application with sample data

See it in action

Meet FicheBinding.

A product walkthrough will show how FicheBinding fits into your Laserfiche® work.

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The product demonstration will be hosted on the FicheBait YouTube channel.

Review before applying

Inspect supported endpoints and preview certificate assignments before making a change.

Use installed certificates

Select certificates already installed on the server. Issuance and installation remain separate.

Repeat a reviewed configuration

Save profiles for repeat use and scheduled rebinding.

Get FicheBinding

Free

Free Windows utility. Contact FicheBait for download availability.

Setup, usage and troubleshooting guidance is available in the product manual.

Before you install

Review the setup guidance and requirements for your environment.

Use certificates already installed on the server. Review supported HTTP.sys endpoints, permissions, and setup requirements in the manual. IIS-managed bindings are read-only.

Review and validate proposed assignments before applying them. Certificate issuance and installation remain separate. See the manual for profiles, scheduled rebinding, backups, and recovery.

Frequently asked questions

A few things to know about FicheBinding.

No. It binds certificates that are already installed.

IIS-managed and shared IIS endpoints are read-only in this utility.

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