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SBS, ISA, and SSL - 15.Oct.2007 4:07:11 PM

Tyler

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I have an SBS 2003 Premium server running ISA, and I recently added a GoDaddy wildcard SSL certificate to secure Exchange and other server communications.

We are a software company and our application communicates to this server for software registration/validation purposes. Ever since I installed the SSL certificate, the registration/validation functions no longer work because the software is only set to communicate visa HTTP on port 80, not SSL's 443. These communicate by calling an ASP file: http://www.domainname.com/directoryname/filename.asp.

So -- does ISA (or even IIS) force communications over HTTPS/SSL if it's available? Is there a way I can configure this incoming traffic to only go HTTP/port 80?

Thanks!

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RE: SBS, ISA, and SSL - 18.Oct.2007 12:50:45 PM

abqtech

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I'm not really clear on what your trying to do and what the applicable ISA configs are for this problem.

Did you add the SSL Cert to your Exchange/OWA server or a web listener on ISA?

Does the site/page:
http://www.domainname.com/directoryname/filename.asp.
Go through ISA as a reverse or forward proxy?

Do you need the url above dymanically re-written to:
httpS://www.domainname.com/directoryname/filename.asp.

(in reply to Tyler)

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