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HTTP redirect

Dementech
Hi,

I have an ASG220 7.510.
I'm trying to configure the FW so that when a client on the public Internet hits a http address, the FW will redirect them to a https page.

I have dnat/snat setup so i can hit the IIS 7 server and load both versions of the web site, but I can't figure out how to get the auto-redirect going yet.

Does anyone know the magic trick?

Thanks.


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    Correct, this needs to come from the web server and can't be done by packet forwarding...the client is expecting certain specific responses to its' web request.  If you're using Apache, you can use mod-rewrite to achieve this.  IIS7+ has a rewrite module as well.
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    Correct, this needs to come from the web server and can't be done by packet forwarding...the client is expecting certain specific responses to its' web request.  If you're using Apache, you can use mod-rewrite to achieve this.  IIS7+ has a rewrite module as well.
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