EXPERT RESPONSE
Here are two things to check: First, open your certificates consol for the local machine (add the certificates snap-in to an MMC console, and make sure to select "local machine" when asked to identify which certificate store). The IIS certificate must be in the "Personal" store of the local machine. If it is not, that may be the problem.
Second, open the certificate and examine the server name in the certificate. The certificate must be in the name of the server on which the certificate is being used. When the client uses an HTTPS message to connect to the server, the name of the server in the message must match the name of the server in the certificate.
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