more SSL ports
From: Tony Su (anonymous_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 05/11/04
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Date: Tue, 11 May 2004 10:34:17 -0700
Reading between your lines,
I'm guessing you're trying to deploy your websites using
non-default ports.
Depending on your site content(not all dynamic content is
supported), although I have not personally tried it there
appear to be plenty of options to configure non-default
ports if you Web Publish, and may even be able to do some
port translation. The two main places of note where you
can define ports are the Incoming Web Listener and the
Action tab of the Web Publishing rule.
The script you reference is for configuring clients behind
ISA, I have not heard that is required for Web Publishing
on non-default ports.
If you want some guidelines on deploying multiple SSL
sites using the same WAN IP address, there is an article
at isaserver.org which describes this and is also the
basis for what I recommend in my SBS2K3 "Web Publishing
Companyweb" paper at
www.su-networking.com/faq/
(click on first link)
Even if you're not using SBServer, most of the concepts
described other than the SBSIISCONFIG maneuver are
applicable to normal Windows configurations.
HTH,
Tony Su
>-----Original Message-----
>Hi
>
>Problem:
>I want to publish 2 web sites which can be accessed only
with https (will
>discard http requests). Internal web server will work on
http (not https).
>
>Question:
>Are the following assumptions correct:
>
>1.I can't use web publishing rule since I always have to
specify a http ip /
>port
>2.I can publish server (https) which listens on specified
port (server
>properties-tab Incoming web request, enable SSL
listener=checked &port
>specified).
>3.I can specify an additional https port with vbs from
isatools.org
>(ssl_tpr_add.vbs) and now my ISA server will listen for
https on 2 ports ???
>4.ISA server always maps to same port (listens on 443 and
maps to 443 on
>internal server) and this can't be changed ?
>
>Any other possible solution ?
>
>TIA
>jedec
>
>
>.
>
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