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SharePoint behind an SSL appliance?

Asked By: Cedric Lucas Date: Oct 21, 2003 Category: Sharepoint Views: 192

Has anyone tried putting SharePoint behind an SSL appliance?

I looked at the docs I could find about "Alternate Portal Access
Mappings."
http://www.ingebrigtsen.info/_vti_bin/help/1033/sp
s/html/AboutAlternatePortalAccessMappings.htm
It is good at pointing out usefulness in manipulating portal search
results.
We are using SPS, but I'm wondering about WSS since we may not be
creating portal sites.

Does WSS ever send email that needs to have a corrected URL?
Are all the links produced by WSS relative so that
"protocol://hostname:port" will always be inherited from the initial
request?

Tagged:sharepoint behind an ssl appliance

1 Answer Found

Answer #1 Answered By: Henry Henry Answered On: Oct 21, 2003

I finally figured out what terms to search for: sharepoint SSL
Termination

Here is the useful info I've found:

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Things to consider when you use SSL termination with SharePoint Portal
Server 2003 and with SharePoint Services
support.microsoft.com/default.aspx
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Reverse Proxy Configurations for Windows SharePoint Services
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/windo
wsserver2003/technologies/sharepoint/revproxy.mspx
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Deploying SharePoint Portal Server 2003 In An Extranet
http://202.181.238.2/hk/teched2004/ppt/Day_2_Rm405
/BPR471(1330-1445).ppt

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