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diverting http to ssl
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An easier way to do this is change the 403.4 default error page to a redirect to the https.
I always create a "dummy" site with no content that runs on port 80. Set this site's home directory to be a "redirection to a URL" and point that to "
Create a new web site that contains the content you want to publish. Give it any unused HTTP port (ie port 8080). In the server communications section, select "requires SSL".
The IIS redirect is more reliable than setting up custom errors, since the web brower does not come into play.
Create a new web site that contains the content you want to publish. Give it any unused HTTP port (ie port 8080). In the server communications section, select "requires SSL".
The IIS redirect is more reliable than setting up custom errors, since the web brower does not come into play.
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