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Handling HTTP Requests on an HTTPS Virtual Server

There are scenarios where it might be prudent to support HTTP request redirection on a single port, and thus, a single virtual server. Yes, this can be done with the alias port zero, but that locks a...
Published Jul 24, 2018
Version 1.0
application delivery
BIG-IP
iRules
ssl
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Jul 25, 2018

Hi Jason Rahm

 

I don't quite understand what this scene means.

 

Because I don't understand AND When do user need to access your site's "http" scheme's "443" port.

 

Thanks