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Export SSLs from IIS 6 & IIS 7
Instructions for IIS 6
Connect via Remote Desktop
Open IIS on Server, Start > Run > inetmgr <enter>
Expand Web Sites
Right Click on Site and Select Properties
Select Directory Security Tab and Click Server Certificate
Click Next
Select "Export the current certificate to a .pfx file" and Click Next
Name the file accordingly and note the Save Location, Click Next
Create Password, Click Next
Click Next
Click Finish
Now you've created a password protected PFX file which contains your server certificate you can copy this to the new server and import it into IIS.
Instructions for IIS 7
Connect via Remote Desktop
Open IIS on Server, Start > Run > inetmgr <enter>
Select your Account and Open Server Certificates
Right Click on Selected Site and Click Export
Name the file accordingly, create password and note the Save Location, Click OK
Now you've created a password protected PFX file which contains your server certificate you can copy this to the new server and import it into IIS.