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Is there is a way to force a redirect from HTTP (primary or secondary port) to the HTTPS port? An option for this would be great.
Thanks in advance!
Nathan,
If you're using Let's Encrypt, you will need port 80 open. However, try specifying HTTPS in the Preferred URL field. For example: https://backup.yourcompany.com .This will eventually ask every client that are connecting on HTTP to switch to HTTPS.
I understand that part and have it all setup accordingly. Including the client preferred URL of https://server.domain.com:5443, but what I want to know is if there is anyway to tell it to redirect to the HTTPS port when someone connects to the non-HTTPS port. That way I can ensure that all user connections (credentials, etc) are done via secure communications.
Here are the steps:
Once this is done, you will only be able to fetch static contents, such as images, CSS style sheets and java scripts using HTTP. Since static content will still be available, Let's Encrypt will be able to pull the challenge file. Dynamic contents will be forced to use HTTPS.
Thanks for the follow up. That was exactly what I was looking for!