How to Redirect HTTP to HTTPS with the IIS Rewrite Module

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11 Feb 2020CPOL2 min read

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The IIS rewrite module is a really powerful feature in IIS. It gives you power to set up rules to handle how requests for specific URLs are handled.

This article looks at the IIS rewrite module to and shows how set up rules to handle how requests for specific URLs are handled. It looks at a Powershell script that calls the Web Platform Installer to install the URL Rewrite 2.0 feature, and how to load up your web.config.

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How to Redirect HTTP to HTTPS with the IIS Rewrite Module

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