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problems with iis and exchange
Hi,
I have a new exchange 2010 server...still in testing mode. OWA access works very fine at 443 port, but I always must introduce or use https://fqdn/owa, and when I only use https://fqdn an IIS screen is shown.
I´d like to use only https without owa. possible?
I´m newbie with iis only some months experience, I ve been working with apache since 2000
Any idea?
regards
I have a new exchange 2010 server...still in testing mode. OWA access works very fine at 443 port, but I always must introduce or use https://fqdn/owa, and when I only use https://fqdn an IIS screen is shown.
I´d like to use only https without owa. possible?
I´m newbie with iis only some months experience, I ve been working with apache since 2000
Any idea?
regards
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Additional you can create a html file in your c:\inetpub\wwwrooot called for example redirect.htm
and add the next code to the page.
<HEAD>
<SCRIPT language="JavaScript">
<!--
window.location="https://fqdn/owa";
//-->
</SCRIPT>
</HEAD>
And in Administrative tools - IIS Manager - Sites - Default Web Site - Default document - Add and put the name for your redirect.htm and make sure this is ther first page.
and add the next code to the page.
<HEAD>
<SCRIPT language="JavaScript">
<!--
window.location="https://fqdn/owa";
//-->
</SCRIPT>
</HEAD>
And in Administrative tools - IIS Manager - Sites - Default Web Site - Default document - Add and put the name for your redirect.htm and make sure this is ther first page.
Try adding or editing the custom error page when you open http://fqdn with a redirect in the header of the HTML.
If you go to custom errors section and find the error page (it's 403,4 in IIS 6 for the "this page requires ssl" page) It should give you the path the html files. Browse to the path and add this to the above the first meta tag in header of the html file using notepad:
<meta HTTP-EQUIV="REFRESH" content="0; url=https://publicurl/owa">
Then when the person browses to the url that requires SSL it'll automatically redirect them to the public OWA url using HTTPS.