I have a project hosted on Netlify and with a custom domain, is it possible to use Cpanel as a custom email server?
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I have a Website that runs on a web farm (4 servers) behind a load balancer. The load balancer is the one that has the ssl certificate for https and decides to what server the requests go to.
In the code for the website, using .net Core I have in the startup.cs file logic in the Configure method to force the https redirection with app.UseHttpsRedirection(); So when we access the site without https the .net core permanent redirect the user to the https version (this is importand bc the web app is a PWA, so we need it for use service worker)
Imagine the url to access the website is https://production.website.com, again if the user try to go to http://production.website.com, it will redirects to https version. But you can also access each server in the web farm directly using these subdomains http://prod1.website.com, http://prod2.website.com, http://prod3.website.com, http://prod4.website.com (we have this set bc we want to test individual servers in case a deployment error happens on a specific server).
The problem is, bc the ssl certificate is in the load balancer (production.website.com domain), when you try to go directly to a individual server (prod1, prod2, prod3 or prod4) the .net core will redirect it to the https version and that server doesnt have a ssl certificate and the user will see an error on the browser, so we need a way to control that with a condition. So what the problem is? that at the startup.cs code we dont have access to the site url bc we dont have a request yet, I have research a lot and some workarounds that use to work in the past now with .net core 3.1 dont.
So how I can make that the code in the configure method doesnt force a https redirect if the users is accessing the individual servers and not the main domain for the web site?
I have a project to build website builder with custom domain in feature. I want all user can register their domain with the HTTPS, is possible?
Is there ssl provider with unlimeted domain or there is diffrent way?
My hosting company has implemented SSL on my account. It is a multi-site Drupal setup and the sites that are accessed directly via my domain registrar (Hover) are working correctly but one site doesn't ... the problem for that site appears to be that I forward that domain to FastMail to manage some email and from there I forward the domain to the web host. I get the domain name is not secure and this message: NET::ERR_CERT_COMMON_NAME_INVALID
Does anyone know how to change the configuration?
Thanks for the feedback however my host service was unable to set the site to use ssl because it went via a 3rd party mail server.
I have researched a lot before posting this question. I have a website that runs on HTTP. We are currently using ASP.NET webforms.
My boss wants to update the payment gateway to use Stripe. Stripe wants the payments page to be running on HTTPS rather than HTTP. So I want to make my website HTTPS.
There are a lot of articles out there to make your website https with your own self signed certificate. However, I couldn't find relevant Microsoft docs for doing the same thing in a live production environment.
My question is how would I do that in a production environment where you do not have ISS control?. I understand that I will have to buy an SSL certificate from a verification authority. Currently I am using FTP to replace the bin files and the modified files to make changes to the website.
I was wondering if there are any C#,ASP.NET veterans out there who can guide me in the right direction.
To run a web site with a certificate, which is a requirement to use HTTPS, you must be able to use IIS administrator to install the certificate on the web server and bind it to the web site on port 443. You could maybe possibly get it done without IIS admin by using PowerShell, but the user account running PowerShell would need the same permissions as if you did it with IIS admin.
Bottom line-- if you do not have any access to IIS admin at all, it is not possible to complete this task by yourself.
If your web site is hosted, you will need to approach the hosting service provider for instructions on how to request and install an SSL certificate for your web site.
I'm planning to host a website for a class in school on Heroku. I've bought a custom domain to be used with it but I would rather not pay the extra cost for having that domain use an SSL certificate through Heroku. I hope to use Firebase database with it for its real-time capabilities and ease of use.
Is it possible to use Firebase with a website hosted on Heroku that is accessed using the non-SSL custom domain?
The Firebase Database can only be access through SSL. But a web app accessing the Firebase Database can run on non-secure HTTP.
You might want to consider using Firebase Hosting though, since that includes HTTPS hosting for free.