Redirecting https traffic to an https subdomain?
I work for a health and wellness company that does HRA (health risk analysis) for a variety of corporations and governments around the world. Recent law changes in two of the countries we do business in require that all health information remain on servers in their respective countries. Our sales director is concerned about fracturing our customers among many different URLs because of potential customer confusion, so ...
All of our incoming traffic right now goes to:
https://www.domain.com/customername/portal or https://www.domain.com/customername/admin
What I'd like to do is for specific values of redirect them to:
https://subdomain.domain.com/customername/portal or admin.
Right now we have around 1400 distinct customer URLs, and of these 240 need to be redirected to their proper datacenters. I've seen a lot written on redirecting http to https and the like, but nothing about redirecting an https request. Are there problems doing this because of the nature of https sessions? Is something like this possible at all?
A lot of our customers currently use the standard URL and it would be difficult from a sales and customer satisfaction perspective to ask them to change the URL they go to (there's a lot of printed material with the main URL on it for various customers who resell our services).
Any help would be appreciated!