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How to convert a single http page into https using SSL in IIS?

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    Hi, I have a website with dotnet application which is a http site. i have to change a single page in the site into https page. ie., for ex.. if i have http://www.yahoo.com/inbox.aspx,... i have to change it to https://www.yahoo.com/inbox.aspx...... Further, my site is already RSA secured. I have SSL certificate also. Iam working with IIS server in windows XP. Anybody pls tell me the steps to convert Http to Https using SSL in Asp.Net? Regards Vijay.:)

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      Hi, I have a website with dotnet application which is a http site. i have to change a single page in the site into https page. ie., for ex.. if i have http://www.yahoo.com/inbox.aspx,... i have to change it to https://www.yahoo.com/inbox.aspx...... Further, my site is already RSA secured. I have SSL certificate also. Iam working with IIS server in windows XP. Anybody pls tell me the steps to convert Http to Https using SSL in Asp.Net? Regards Vijay.:)

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      It isn't the specific page that you need to make secure. You make the whole virtual site secure. Go into IIS and go to the properties page for the site you want secure. Look through the tabs and you'll find the certificates section pretty quick.

      The best way to accelerate a Macintosh is at 9.8m/sec² - Marcus Dolengo

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        It isn't the specific page that you need to make secure. You make the whole virtual site secure. Go into IIS and go to the properties page for the site you want secure. Look through the tabs and you'll find the certificates section pretty quick.

        The best way to accelerate a Macintosh is at 9.8m/sec² - Marcus Dolengo

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        hey, thanks for ur reply. but i don't need the whole site to use https as it's not user-friendly and most users dont try to access the site using https. The thing is that i need to use one page as https ie.., if i login using RSA secure ID after logged in the page we access should only be shown in https to specify that they are logged in to a secure page. So pls help me.

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          hey, thanks for ur reply. but i don't need the whole site to use https as it's not user-friendly and most users dont try to access the site using https. The thing is that i need to use one page as https ie.., if i login using RSA secure ID after logged in the page we access should only be shown in https to specify that they are logged in to a secure page. So pls help me.

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          SSL is not the page its the way the site is talking to the client. So what most companies do it create a new virtual site. Example: Main Site: www.mysite.com Secure Site: secure.mysite.com From your main site just redirect to the secure site and it'll work the way you want.

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            SSL is not the page its the way the site is talking to the client. So what most companies do it create a new virtual site. Example: Main Site: www.mysite.com Secure Site: secure.mysite.com From your main site just redirect to the secure site and it'll work the way you want.

            The best way to accelerate a Macintosh is at 9.8m/sec² - Marcus Dolengo

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            Thanks once again. But the thing is i don't know how to redirect to one single page and make it as https after logging in. Pls help me how to do the process.:)

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              Thanks once again. But the thing is i don't know how to redirect to one single page and make it as https after logging in. Pls help me how to do the process.:)

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              Make both sites point to the same directory. Just redirect to https://www.mysite.com/mypage.aspx.

              The best way to accelerate a Macintosh is at 9.8m/sec² - Marcus Dolengo

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