how to build Https//: website

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i want to create a https://anywebsite.com by using asp.net with c#, using visual studio 2010, is it possible, if yes then how.(Suggest any simple way).

Posted 8-Aug-12 8:15am

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Christian Amado · Answer 1 · 2012-08-08T08:24:00

Solution 1

You can develop your site normally.

In the web.config you must add this in your forms section:

XML

<authentication mode="Forms">
      <forms name=".APP_ASPXAUTH" loginurl="Login.aspx" defaulturl="Default.aspx" ticketcompatibilitymode="Framework40" protection="All" requiressl="true" />
</authentication>

Hope it answers your question.

Posted 8-Aug-12 8:24am

Christian Amado

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Volynsky Alex 8-Aug-12 17:49pm

The best way to read what some book
For example:
http://www.scribd.com/doc/24730138/Step-by-Step-ASP-Net-Tutorial

footballpardeep 9-Aug-12 7:04am

Thanks for reply, but don't happen anything after adding this code :(

Christian Amado 9-Aug-12 7:55am

The code above enables the use of ssl (https protocol).