How can i stop windows server 2008 R2 IIS-7 to response HTTPS request on IP, I want to allowed it only with Domain Name.
Example: https:/ipaddress - Block
https:/domain.com - Allow
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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 web server hosting a site with bindings to HTTP 80 and HTTPS 443.
Some user can't access the HTTPS site and get stuck in the credentials screen, This sames users can access the HTTP site without credentials issues.
I can access the HTTPS site using vpn(Home office), but can't connect to the HTTPS site from the pc in the office.
The authentication method for the site are:
Windows Authentication : Enabled
ASP Impersonation: Enabled
Other methods/options: Disabled
In the logs show this entries:
2021-07-16 21:03:37 111.111.111.111 GET / - 443 - 222.222.222 Mozilla/5.0+(Windows+NT+10.0;+Win64;+x64)+AppleWebKit/537.36+(KHTML,+like+Gecko)+Chrome/91.0.4472.124+Safari/537.36 - 401 2 5 102
Any advice
Thanks in advance
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.
on my IIS server, I create a web application and add two bindings:
1. http 80 binding for www.mydomain.com
2. https 443 binding for www.mydomain.com
I can only access , when I access http://www.mydomain.com, I got this problem:
403 - Forbidden: Access is denied.
You do not have permission to view this directory or page using the credentials that you supplied.
How can I solve this problem?
The first thing that came up in my mind is your ISP. Some ISPs block port 80 for incoming traffic couse they don't want their customers to have their own webite hosts at home.
I have 2 domains domain1.com and domain2.com hosted on IIS server, both point to one IP address. I have a SSl cert issued for domain1.com. How do I decline https://domain2.com request before user sees name mismatch certificate error?
You can't. You need two IP addresses in order to make this work.
The HTTP Host parameter is what tells your server with virtual domain to use; it is "application data" and not sent until the SSL handshake (during which the server certificate is presented) has been completed.