The situation is following.
My client have a domain example.com. I can access to the site with the following urls :
example.com
www.example.com
http://www.example.com
But I cannot access the site with http://example.com.
Do anyone know why this happens?
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I want to redirect user visiting my abc.com website to abc.in website both website points to the same machine e.g xxx.xx.xx.xxx however .com version is from bigrock and .in version from GoDaddy. My web server is IIS 8.5. I have added forwarding in bigrock but it is not working properly for all URL combination like www.abc.com, http : // abc.com, https : // abc.com, http :// www.abc.com , https ://www.abc.com. Please suggest me what should be my approach to add redirection or other setting so that all my request can be redirected to abc.in. I am disperately looking for the solution but done of the scenario available on the internet matches mine.
I have a site in Azure. Pages are generated by Azure Functions, but for a given URL generated page will always be identical, so I put it behind a CDN endpoint. I added custom domains to the endpoint: www.example.com is the main domain and there is also a naked domain version example.com, but any request to it is redirected to the www.example.com. Any http requests are also redirected to https. Both redirects are performed by returning redirect result from Azure Function.
So, both http://example.com and http://www.example.com properly redirected to https://www.example.com. The problem arises if someone tries to access https://example.com. The certificate served for this url is *.azureedge.net and the browser predictably displays a warning message (if instructed to proceed - it receives a redirect and works fine after that).
When I try to enable Custom HTTPS on example.com - I get an error Enabling Https with CDN Managed Certificate is not supported anymore for apex (root) domains.
Is there any way I can fix this, perhaps instruct a redirect from example.com to www.example.com on DNS level? I've seen suggestions to use alternative CDNs available in Azure, but I'm not ready to go down that route yet.
As you've discovered, as of April 2021 Managed certificates are not supported on Apex domains. The only supported way to get round this at present is to upload your own certificate (either free or purchased) or purchase one through KeyVault.
Having said that, Jack Tracey has put together a list of instructions to achieve this in an unsupported manner.
We are trying to route www.example.com to https://www.example.com using route 53 when ever user search for www.example.com
We redirected all the traffic from example.com to https://www.example.com by using S3 bucket Redirect all request, then assigned alias target as example.com bucket in route53.
Now the challange we are unable to do the same on www.example.com wherin loadbalancer DNS is linked with www.example.com as alias target in Route53. So how do i can route the traffic from www.example.com to https://www.example.com
Thanks in advance for your help!!
If you are trying to use an S3 static website, and want to force https redirects, then you also need to use cloudfront in front of the s3 website to make it all work.
https://simonecarletti.com/blog/2016/08/redirect-domain-https-amazon-cloudfront/
I have a simple website host that gives me a domain like website.com which show the website hosted on that server.
I have a CNAME on website.com that redirects to server.cloudapp.net (Azure Virtual machine running Linux)
server.website.com redirects to server.cloudapp.net.
I need to access the user camera on Chrome, and for that, the website need's SSL.
I can purchase a SSL certificate for website.com, but would it work on my cname?
The certificates subject must include all names you see in the URL in the browser. Thus is you have a CNAME aliasing foo.example.com to bar.example.com than foo.example.com will be the one visible in the URL and you must have the certificate for it.
Note that CNAME is just an alias and not a redirection. With a redirection (i.e. HTTP status codes 30x) the URL would change, while with a CNAME it does not.
every page domain begin with http:// or https:// no matter what. but in some web page there is no www after that, while others have it. Is it up to me having it or not. when can i decide that?
amazon have it http://www.amazon.com/
while no tumblr page haven't one http://f-l-e-u-r-d-e-l-y-s.tumblr.com/
note: tumblr hasn't www because it has subdomains?
It's up to you indeed.
In http://www.amazon.com/, amazon.com is the domain name.
http:// or https:// define the protocol (https = secured http). It's not part of the domain name.
www is a subdomain. you may have multiple subdomains for a given domain - or no subdomain.