We are currently running our intranet site internally and we want to open it up to the outside so our field staff can access to do this I want to enable https on it. We have a wild card certficate from go daddy *.companyname.ca
works great on my Outlook web access and citrix web interface, both are mail. companyname.ca/exchange and citrix.companyname.ca/xenapp
So I go to my Intranet site go to properties select secrity set it to require ssl click ok click save (Certfiate is installed shows up under view certficate)
apply ok restart the site
open IE type in https://intranet.companyname.ca and get a page is under construction error turn off the require and site comes back as http no problem.
what am I missing here? I have my DNS record pointing intranet to the server that has the website.
open IE type in https://intranet.companyname.ca and get a page is under construction error turn off the require and site comes back as http no problem.
The under construction error means that the client received response from a web server successfully. There are two possible reasons that you got this unexpected response.
1. The request was sent to another web server or route to wrong site on your server due to incorrect SSL binding or Proxy.
2. A module installed on your server rewrote the request to an incorrect path.
You can run Fiddler on the client machine, and check IIS log on your server(C:\inetpub\logs\LogFiles\W3SVC+N). The output in Fiddler and related IIS log entries can help us determine the root cause.
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how do I setup fiddler to make sure it gives us all the information we need? should the defaults work? if so after it is running I assume I just go to the page wait for the error then copy the left on the left side of fiddler and post it here?
under website tab under the site properties TCP port is 80 and SSL port is 443 is that what you mean? i know in the new version of IIS it is a bit different with bindings but in IIS 5 I think this is what you are tlaking about correcT?
Dkromm
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Https intranet site
Mar 22, 2012 08:25 PM|LINK
We are currently running our intranet site internally and we want to open it up to the outside so our field staff can access to do this I want to enable https on it. We have a wild card certficate from go daddy *.companyname.ca
works great on my Outlook web access and citrix web interface, both are mail. companyname.ca/exchange and citrix.companyname.ca/xenapp
So I go to my Intranet site go to properties select secrity set it to require ssl click ok click save (Certfiate is installed shows up under view certficate)
apply ok restart the site
open IE type in https://intranet.companyname.ca and get a page is under construction error turn off the require and site comes back as http no problem.
what am I missing here? I have my DNS record pointing intranet to the server that has the website.
Leo Tang - M...
4161 Posts
Microsoft
Re: Https intranet site
Mar 26, 2012 08:46 AM|LINK
Hi,
The under construction error means that the client received response from a web server successfully. There are two possible reasons that you got this unexpected response.
1. The request was sent to another web server or route to wrong site on your server due to incorrect SSL binding or Proxy.
2. A module installed on your server rewrote the request to an incorrect path.
You can run Fiddler on the client machine, and check IIS log on your server(C:\inetpub\logs\LogFiles\W3SVC+N). The output in Fiddler and related IIS log entries can help us determine the root cause.
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Dkromm
6 Posts
Re: Https intranet site
Apr 02, 2012 08:10 PM|LINK
how do I setup fiddler to make sure it gives us all the information we need? should the defaults work? if so after it is running I assume I just go to the page wait for the error then copy the left on the left side of fiddler and post it here?
Dkromm
6 Posts
Re: Https intranet site
Apr 10, 2012 03:43 PM|LINK
Patrick1972
253 Posts
Re: Https intranet site
May 16, 2012 02:08 PM|LINK
Hi
In website bindings, Is your intranetwebsite bound to port 443?
Dkromm
6 Posts
Re: Https intranet site
May 16, 2012 09:34 PM|LINK
under website tab under the site properties TCP port is 80 and SSL port is 443 is that what you mean? i know in the new version of IIS it is a bit different with bindings but in IIS 5 I think this is what you are tlaking about correcT?