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@ModernMatt -- this is not the right region. This should have been posted to the ASP.NET region. This is the classic ASP region.<br />
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@redmission - this really depands on your implementation. We are going to have to see some source code.
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@ModernMatt -- this is not the right region. This should have been posted to the ASP.NET region. This is the classic ASP region.

@redmission - this really depands on your implementation. We are going to have to see some source code.

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* Is the SSL properlly configured for the site ? .. Plz check the SSL root issuer tab and see its root path'<br />
* Does the site script redirect the site to another URL or a folder or a sublink within the site other than the SSL configured URL ?<br />
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Restart IIS and SSL services ( Http SSL )<br />
&gt;&nbsp;iisreset<br />
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Try to telnet port 443 and see of its bombarded with more connections ?<br />

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* Is the SSL properlly configured for the site ? .. Plz check the SSL root issuer tab and see its root path'
* Does the site script redirect the site to another URL or a folder or a sublink within the site other than the SSL configured URL ?

Restart IIS and SSL services ( Http SSL )
> iisreset

Try to telnet port 443 and see of its bombarded with more connections ?


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When my site is set up in HTTPS, and I immediately click on a link that does a response.redirect when the page comes up...it redirects me to the page just fine. &nbsp;However, when I wait about a minute, then click the link...it brings me to an empty, white page.<br />
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If I set the site up to use regular HTTP, then I can wait a long time and click on the link...and it redirects fine. &nbsp;What could this be? &nbsp;I've tested it over and over again, and HTTP is good, HTTPS is giving me a blank page after waiting for a minute or so.<br />
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I'm using ASP.NET 2.0 and IIS on Windows 2003 server.
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When my site is set up in HTTPS, and I immediately click on a link that does a response.redirect when the page comes up...it redirects me to the page just fine.  However, when I wait about a minute, then click the link...it brings me to an empty, white page.

If I set the site up to use regular HTTP, then I can wait a long time and click on the link...and it redirects fine.  What could this be?  I've tested it over and over again, and HTTP is good, HTTPS is giving me a blank page after waiting for a minute or so.

I'm using ASP.NET 2.0 and IIS on Windows 2003 server.

HTTPS returning Blank Page in ASP.NET, Not HTTP

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SSL / HTTPS

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HTTP Protocol

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