SessionLimit v2
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    • Installing SessionLimit 2.0
    • Upgrading SessionLimit
      • Upgrading SessionLimit 2.0.12 to 2.0.13
      • Upgrading SessionLimit 2.0.13 to 2.0.14
      • Upgrading SessionLimit to 2.0.15
      • Upgrading SessionLimit to 2.0.16
      • Upgrading SessionLimit to 2.0.17
      • Upgrading SessionLimit to 2.0.18
      • Upgrading SessionLimit to 2.1
      • Upgrading SessionLimit to 2.1.2
      • Upgrading SessionLimit to 2.1.3
      • Upgrading SessionLimit to 2.1.4
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  • Tips&Tricks
    • SQL Express Usage
    • Fixing 500.19 web.config error
    • Enable HTTPS Redirection in IIS with HSTS
    • Using GMSA Account in Application Pool
    • Give Database Access for GMSA Account
    • What are the SessionLimit protection states?
    • Securing Windows Server
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  1. Tips&Tricks

Enable HTTPS Redirection in IIS with HSTS

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Last updated 11 months ago

HTTPS is an important protocol for the security of Web applications. Forced automatic redirection of HTTP traffic to HTTPS is an important security measure that prevents transactions over an insecure channel. It should be done from the settings of the relevant website on the IIS screen. As a prerequisite, the website must have HTTPS binding with a valid certificate.