how to make our site secure : all banking sites do :using https:

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In my project I am doing one form and I want to secure that page using https.

How do I enable https in my site for security?

Posted 9-Jul-11 1:01am

Nagasreenu Pasupuleti

Updated 11-Jul-11 22:07pm

Dalek Dave

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Nagasreenu Pasupuleti 9-Jul-11 8:33am

ok, but my lead asking about https security to our site,then i think is there chances to set security settings in web.config simply writing code we will get that security to our site.Without certificate it is not possible really .......1

Dalek Dave 12-Jul-11 4:08am

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2011-07-09T01:10:00

Solution 1

The first thing you will need is a Server Certificate - which means talking to someone like Verisign[^]

This will cost you: between £250 and £900 per year.

Still want to proceed? :laugh:

Then look here: Configure SSL on Your Website with IIS[^]
Or here: How do I get SSL on my website?[^]

Posted 9-Jul-11 1:10am

OriginalGriff

Updated 11-Jul-11 9:44am

Chris Maunder773.6K

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DaveAuld 9-Jul-11 7:55am

UK pounds text symbol is GBP (Great Britain Pound) :)

OriginalGriff 9-Jul-11 8:13am

I know this - but I wasn't so sure about the OP. Apparently, he is American...:laugh:

DaveAuld 9-Jul-11 8:22am

I'm just playing......i'm sure you did. i was bored during my lunch.....:)

OriginalGriff 9-Jul-11 8:26am

It can't be that exciting having lunch on a platform. Do you have Eye Candy, or just ugly dirty blokes to talk to?

DaveAuld 9-Jul-11 8:33am

just ugly dirty blokes.......only 23 of us onboard today, downmanned to allow the gorilla to depart. so its nice and quiet. had two slices of chocolate fudge cake for pudding, they were affa fine. :)

OriginalGriff · Answer 2 · 2011-07-11T21:56:00

Solution 2

Please ignore this answer: I am testing a bug I reported in Sugs and bugs, but which could not be replicated. LINK[^]

The symbol: bb £250 and £900 per year

Looks fine in the preview

Posted 11-Jul-11 21:56pm

OriginalGriff