is there any way to set my system Ip which is in LAN (not Localhost) as the Https protocol?

Question

The project that I'm working on, is PWA and for testing, I need https protocol. I have created a site in IIS in my system and I made the HTTPS settings. when I browse https://localhost:my-Port/ everything is OK. and it knows the service-worker. On the other, I got my system Ip that is 172.20.10:my-Port. But when I call 172.20.10:my-Port from my devices which are connected to one Wifi, the devices don't know service-worker, because the protocol is not secure.

because of my system config, I cant use emulators, and also because my project is MVC, I can't use web Server chrome extension or use npm-run in vs code to give me valid and secure Ips.

Sorry about the bad grammar.

Answer 1

You can map any host name to the required ip using hosts file. Then issue certificate for that name and use it by your server.

You also can use your computer name (see COMPUTERNAME, USERDOMAIN, USERDNSDOMAIN env variables). You will still need to have a valid certificate for that name.