Recognizing a secure connection
From: steve (slserra@yahoo.com)
Date: 01/11/03
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From: "steve" <slserra@yahoo.com> Date: Sat, 11 Jan 2003 11:36:06 -0800
I am using ISA and IIS to publish a website. I need
several pages of the site to be secure. I successfully
implemented the certificate and can access the site using
https.
Microsoft article Q239875 shows how to implement ssl for
specific pages within a website. However, this approach
uses the "Server_Port" server variable to determine if
the connection is secure.
In my situation, ISA redirects all web traffic (including
ssl traffic) to the IIS server as a regular HTTP
request. This means that the "Server_Port" server
variable is always a http port number.
Does anyone have any ideas on how else to recognize that
the page is secure?
I want to have only a few of my pages be secure. All
other pages should not be.
Steve
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