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Jeff Clark #1
ssl start again
My question got lost in translation.
How do i require ONLY 443 on one site and ONLY 80 on the other. The secure
portion does not use Host headers!!!!
I have 2 websites on the same machine
SSL.MyMachine.com
Normal.MyMachine.com
I want the guy who hits SSL.MyMachine.com to only be able to use port 443
and never port 80
I want the guy who hits Normal.MyMachine.com to only be able to use port 80
and never port 443.
That is because I do not want some guy going to
https:/SSL.MyMachine.com/data on port 443 then changing the URL
to https:/Normal.MyMachine.com/data because that is a whole different web
site.
How do i require ONLY 443 on one site and ONLY 80 on the other. Becuase the
secure portion does not use Host headers!!!!
Armored Truck analogies are welcome!
Jeff Clark Guest
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Ken Schaefer #2
Re: ssl start again
Answered in inetserver.iis
Please post to one group only.
Cheers
Ken
"Jeff Clark" <JeffC@NO_SPAMreturnventures.com> wrote in message
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: My question got lost in translation.
:
: How do i require ONLY 443 on one site and ONLY 80 on the other. The secure
: portion does not use Host headers!!!!
:
: I have 2 websites on the same machine
:
: SSL.MyMachine.com
: Normal.MyMachine.com
:
: I want the guy who hits SSL.MyMachine.com to only be able to use port 443
: and never port 80
: I want the guy who hits Normal.MyMachine.com to only be able to use port
80
: and never port 443.
:
:
: That is because I do not want some guy going to
: https:/SSL.MyMachine.com/data on port 443 then changing the URL
:
: to https:/Normal.MyMachine.com/data because that is a whole different
web
: site.
:
:
: How do i require ONLY 443 on one site and ONLY 80 on the other. Becuase
the
: secure portion does not use Host headers!!!!
:
: Armored Truck analogies are welcome!
:
:
:
:
:
:
Ken Schaefer Guest



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