require client certificates in IIS without requiring SSL

In IIS 7, I've created an https binding for a site, and I'd like to require client certificates for https and still keep my http endpoint.

That is to say, I'd like to require client certificates for my https endpoint without requiring SSL across the board and disallowing access to my http endpoint (via "require SSL" in SSL Settings). Is this possible?

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