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Overview

Frequently when you have a site that uses SSL, you want to force the use of SSL on all pages. Thus, when a user navigates to an http:// . . . address on the site, you would like them redirected to the equivalent https:// . . . address. This article describes how to do this within Internet Information Services 7

Procedure

Single Web Server

This procedure will work with a single web server (i.e., no load balancer).

1. Within IIS7 Manager, navigate to the site of interest > IIS group > URL Rewrite icon

2. Create a rule with the following settings

Match URL
Requested URL = Matches the Pattern
Using = Regular Expressions
Pattern = (.*)
Ignore case = unselected

Conditions (only one condition)
Logical grouping = Match All
Input = HTTPS
Type = Matches the Pattern
Pattern = off
Track capture groups across conditions = unselected

Action
Action type = Redirect
Redirect URL = https://{HTTP_HOST}/{R:1}
Append query string = selected
Redirect type = Permanent (301)

SSL Redirect Rule Settings

SSL Redirect Rule Settings


Multiple Web Servers Behind a Load Balancer

TODO

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