Hi all,
Here is what I want to do. I hope this makes sense.
Within IIS and have a website. As an example lets call is
From this site there are different sub sites so for example and all of these I only want served on port 443.
However I need to be clever and allow Port 80 access to incase anyone types in this URL. I can then server a standard page on Port 80 stating I have purchased the page.
Here is what I have tried so far:
1) I can't block port 80 at firewall level as it is needed for the main site
2) I can't remove port 80 within website as a port number is required in the website setup.
3) I can't change the port 80 value to something random because if someone types in it needs to serve the 'already purchased'
Any sensible suggestions anyone?!
Here is what I want to do. I hope this makes sense.
Within IIS and have a website. As an example lets call is
From this site there are different sub sites so for example and all of these I only want served on port 443.
However I need to be clever and allow Port 80 access to incase anyone types in this URL. I can then server a standard page on Port 80 stating I have purchased the page.
Here is what I have tried so far:
1) I can't block port 80 at firewall level as it is needed for the main site
2) I can't remove port 80 within website as a port number is required in the website setup.
3) I can't change the port 80 value to something random because if someone types in it needs to serve the 'already purchased'
Any sensible suggestions anyone?!