Jackandcoke01
MIS
- Mar 17, 2008
- 2
Hello,
We have a very peculiar issue that may be easy for someone else to figure out...
We have a domain that is published via a web publishing rule. That domain has approx. 450 subdomains. I.E. LosAngeles.MYDOMAIN.com.
When we perform a response.redirect on any page to the same page only HTTPS, the proxy seems to spin in an endless loop. This is because the web listener picks up the request, and sends it back to the browser as standard HTTP, which causes it to reload the response.redirect.
According to: MS suggests we add a link translation that basically tells the web listener to "do nothing". This works. However, each and every subdomain must be added as a separate translation for them to work.
Is there a way to perform a response.redirect to a secure page that does not require the use of Link Translations?
ANY help is GREATLY appreciated!
We have a very peculiar issue that may be easy for someone else to figure out...
We have a domain that is published via a web publishing rule. That domain has approx. 450 subdomains. I.E. LosAngeles.MYDOMAIN.com.
When we perform a response.redirect on any page to the same page only HTTPS, the proxy seems to spin in an endless loop. This is because the web listener picks up the request, and sends it back to the browser as standard HTTP, which causes it to reload the response.redirect.
According to: MS suggests we add a link translation that basically tells the web listener to "do nothing". This works. However, each and every subdomain must be added as a separate translation for them to work.
Is there a way to perform a response.redirect to a secure page that does not require the use of Link Translations?
ANY help is GREATLY appreciated!