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https for secure pages in asp.net

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    i have the following setting in my web.config file: i want the pages in Secure folder to be accessed as "https" rather than http. However the other pages of the application still use http can some one help how to do this yojimbo

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      i have the following setting in my web.config file: i want the pages in Secure folder to be accessed as "https" rather than http. However the other pages of the application still use http can some one help how to do this yojimbo

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      you have to enable the ssl in your web server. First you have to create SSL server certificate using IIS certificate wizard. then copy the contents from tht text file. Go to www.versign.com register yourself after completing the registeration paste the text file information in the given text area(Certificate Signing Request(CSR) information). after getting the trial ssl certificate. open the IIS certificate wizard and continue the same process with the new CSR information. then you can use your web files through the secured protocal. like https:\\localhost\samplewebsite see the reference https://www.microsoftelearning.com/courseAccess/coursePlayer.aspx?courseId=26043&topicId=107335[^]

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