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11/24/2009 7:51 AM
 

Our issue is exactly what the person stated above. We have a Big IP device routing traffic behind the scenes over port 80. We will work on a rule to use for https / 443 traffic to that particular setup and will talk out how to arrange it so we can have all portals / child portals / new host headers setup correctly to use that https. As we come up with the solution I will post here.

There are other COTS products that have this same issue and you resolve them the same exact way.

 
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12/10/2009 1:14 PM
 

So here is what we had to do and it works!

  1. setup the DNN install on a top level domain, meaning https://mydnn.companyname.com/
  2. have the internal IP router route all traffic coming in as https / 443 traffic and do not just send port 80 for internal traffic
  3. have a self signing certificate for the server to use so the https:// traffic is not stopped in the middle

This is due to the URL Rewriter that DNN employs. It rewrites the URLs coming in from the h all the way to the .aspx and if internal it is reading traffic coming in as http://mydnn.companyname.com/ or http://www.companyname.com/dnninstall from the device to the server, it will build the URL as such.

The reason we made it a top level name is because of how our Big IP device works and the other rules we have on traffic. The easist thing to do is to have a top level https://mydnn.companyname.com/ and then all portals are child portals on that. Everything will be routed https:// no matter what.

 
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3/11/2012 6:05 PM
 
Hi,
Although it is old thread but it is still happening .. I dont know if my case is same as yours , but my host web server recognize the secure connection and it use different port like 9668, but i was having same redirect loop
it ended up with me to change the OnBeginRequest Function in UrlRewriteModule.vb the HttpModules.dll
i stopped the last redirect option which says "it is using host portal's firs alias " (last attempt to redirect)
may be it same case with someone else
good luck
Mosta

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3/12/2012 5:18 AM
 
hi
i realized my last post was wrong solution .. please delete it .. it cause host pages to crash

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3/12/2012 7:44 PM
 
The right solution was adding this to the web.config file:

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