I have a Premium SSL Cert with a provider and they sent me chain.cer, site.pem and site.cer.
I have a situation whereby there are 3 sites.
Site a - User site
Site b - User site
Site c - datacentre
Site a can talk to site c fine
Site b can not talk to everything in site C
In particular, workstations in site b are struggling to communicate properly with site c.
I have an existing site at my.site.com and I would like to setup a staging subdomain (staging.my.site.com). I have my DNS setup and directing staging.my.site.com to my server, but for some reason the Web Site I created in IIS for it is not being hit. Instead when I go to staging.my.site.com it takes me to the original site.
Got a T1-internet connection with a Cisco ASA 5510 appliance in our small office.
We have a site-to-site vpn connection from our office to a remote data center.
Question(s):
1) How can I find out if my site-to-site vpn traffic is being saturated via the Cisco ADSM?
2) Are there other simple/free tools that can show me if my site-to-site vpn connection is being saturated?
Thank-you!
I have migrated a site from a external Linux server to a new IIS server. DNS settings have been updated and are showing correctly in whois, squish.net, traceroute. However, when I type in the domain, I am still looking at the old site on desktop. Mobile version via cell (not LAN) is pointing to new site.
Okay folks, here's a question. I tried searching but couldn't find exactly what I needed.
I have a text file (excerpt below). This text file is an extract I did from several hundred pages of datasheets using grep so I could look only at the site history for each site. The problem is that there is a single row for EACH site visit.
Hello,
I am not sure if this is whats classed as redirection or not but I have a website that was recently moved to a new server. Originally my host had it listed as site.goulburnshow.com.au (they liked to use site. rather than www.) However since moving it to the new server it is no longer known as site.
I have got a Windows Server 2003 box running IIS6 and a website that i want to set up for HTTPS. I have added the SSL cert to the site and confirmed that the site is available internally using localhost, and although it throws a Certificate Warning, i can carry on and access the site.
However, the site is not available at all externally.
I am developing an Android application (one of my first) that displays a mobile friendly interface of a desktop site. The problem is that the user of the site must be logged in in order for them to be able to see these parts of the site.