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JasonB_40800
Nimbostratus
NimbostratusHTTPS domain to HTTPS subdomain
Hello,
I'm trying to write an i-rule so "www" will be inserted anytime someone uses https://mydomain.com with no luck. I imagine it has something to do with the SSL, but I do have the wildcard ssl cert on the F5. Of course, it doesn't match "mydomain.com" because the cert is *.mydomain.com
I tried this, which works after the SSL cert error, but not before. Any thoughts?
when HTTP_REQUEST {
if { [HTTP::host] equals "mydomain.com" } {
HTTP::redirect https://www.mydomain.com
}
}
3 Replies
Chris_56952Wouldn't you need a second ssl cert for your mydomain.com site? I imagine the error you are getting is actually an ssl warning that the certificate's common name does not match the hostname of the site.
JasonB_40800That's exactly what's happening. What I was trying to do is redirect to "www" before the cert mismatch occurs.- Chris_56952Do you have hard-coded links somewhere pointing to https://mydomain.com/? Most end-users won't think to enter https in the protocol field in their browser so you might get by using a simpler http://mydomain.com/ to https://www.mydomain.com/ rule.
If they are though or if you have links to https://mydomain.com/ that you can't change, then I think you'll need an inexpensive ssl cert for your mydomain.com VIP in order to do this kind of redirection.
