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1. Go to Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager. 
2. Select the Runtime folder in Blueriq site and from the context menuFeatures view, open the Bindings... dialog."v" feature. 
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3. Add a new binding with type "HTTPS" and select the certificate you want to use.
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4. Click on "View" to check the "Issued to" property of the certificate. For this example, the IIS Express Development Certificate was used. In a real situation, the "Issued To" field should be the host of your Blueriq deployment instead of localhost. 
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5. To use HTTPS, go to the "Issued to" host from step 4, using the https scheme. For example : https://issued-to-domain.com/ 
6. When the installer is used for installation, the reverse proxy is configured to pass the right http headers for the application to work. Otherwise please configure the headers in the reverse proxy : Using a reverse proxy server.

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2. In the URL Rewrite feature view select "ReverseProxyInboundRule", and from the Inbound Rules click the "Edit..." action.
   
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3. In the Edit Inbound Rule scroll down to the Server Variables and select the "HTTP_X_FORWARDED_PROTO" variable, click in "Edit..."
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4. In the Set Server Variable window check off the "Replace the existing value" checkbox, and click on "OK" to save setting. This is done to keep the existing X_FORWARDED_PROTO header from the proxy.
5. In the Actions menu select "Apply", to save the Inbound Rule settings.
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