OWA HTTP -> HTTPS, listening on port 80 question + Problems with WebDirect

For a server-based http/https redirect to work, the client still needs to be able to connect on port 80 - otherwise the http page that does the redirect can't be accessed by the client.

Do this at the IIS on Exchange

<copyrighted content removed by sembee>

mattash55 - In answer to the second part of your question (and just to make my first answer a bit more explicit); yes, you need to allow your ISA server to listen on port 80 if you want an http/https redirect.  The only problem is that you are allowing unencrypted connections to your server.  That would be a potential problem if you have other parts of your IIS server that are protected by Basic Auth, but not requiring SSL.

Sembee,

If you look at my other posts where I reference others material, you notice that I always include the original link. Theft is knowingly and willing taking something that is not yours. I thought I had posted the link here too. Don't judge me by one omission, but by all the evidence that you can see.

Cool, links only, but still not theft as I had thought I had a link.

Now you resort to shouting, and contradict your earlier post. "You cut and pasted from another source and didn't post a link. That is theft."

I must say that until now, I had really considered your postings on a high professional level. A simple link or suggestion to go look at the T&Cs (which I have done) would have sufficed. Instead, I am an instant theft. I see lots of posts here with copied content. Some with links others without. I've noticed that snippets of the linked content and a link (again that I thought I had put in) seem to garner more accepted answers than just links. Maybe it is human nature or just the nature of the people looking for advice here.

You can shoot theif all you want, it wasn't intentional and any judge worth their weight in salt considers that.

As an expert and page editor your comments could be more professional, but I can control that. I don't expect exceptions, but moderators should point out the rules with insult, and you are insulting, but that is cool as well. It fits completely in line with what I should expect from the web.