I have a site configured on my development server where http and https are both allowed on the site. In anything but IE, when you visit the site in https you get a "This site can't be reached". When you visit in IE, the page comes up when using https. I'm not seeing anything in the application log file but I am seeing loads of schannel 36888 errors in the system log. These appear in the log whether the page displays or not. (only for https). And they appear multiple times on every attempted visit.
The following fatal alert was generated: 80. The internal error state is 1051.
The following fatal alert was generated: 80. The internal error state is 1250.
I'm not seeing any entries in the web log file when the page does not display.
The certificate I am using is a wildcard certificate. This particular server is our development system. I have an identically configured web server running the production version of this site using the exact same certificate and both http and https work fine on this site regardless of which browser is used. (This is the production server.)
I have looked at various IIS settings and I'm not finding anything set differently. (other than the url) There are some differences in the patches that are on the servers. Our development server receives patches several weeks before the production one does. KB4024848, KB4034664, and KB4034679 are on the development system but not the production one.
Also, when you visit the page in Chrome and use the developer tools you see this message
GET https://mywebsite net::ERR_CONNECTION_RESET
This points to a certificate issue and I have uninstalled the certificate and reinstalled it on this server and it has made no difference. (Exported from the production server)
Anyone have any ideas?