
Here're steps for you:
1.Obtain new SSL certificate from a Trusted Certificate authority or create a new self-signed SSL certificate from IIS.
Reference:
https://www.sharepointdiary.com/2012/03/configuring-ssl-certificates-in-sharepoint-2010.html
2.Import self-signed SSL certificate to SharePoint Certificate store. Open Manage Compute Certificate -> SharePoint node -> Right click All tasks -> Import new SSL certificate.
3.Go to Central Administration -> Security -> Manage Trust -> New.
4.Go to IIS -> Select the web application, click Bindings in the Actions pane -> Choose the https binding -> Choose new SSL certificate.
5.Configure AAM. Go Central Administration -> System Settings -> Configure alternate access mapping -> Choose the web application -> Edit Public URLs, then add new HTTPS URL.
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