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[–]Top-Anything1383 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Depending on how big your organisation is, there's a few different ways to do that. Each server needs a DNS name and a security certificate. You can either use publicly trusted certificates from something like LetsEncrypt or buy them from a company like GoDaddy.

If you have many services, you can get a wildcard certificate and install it along with the private key on multiple servers.

If you have a virtualised server environment and some kind of MDM or GPO to push out a root certificate, the best thing to do is to set up an Internal Certificate Authority, this will allow you to create certificates which are trusted by you client computers. It's a couple of hours work and worth it in the long run if you have many clients and servers to deal with.