I've recently inherited a a site, which we are moving to are existing infrastructure.
The infrastructure consists of two web servers (No IIS SSL configuration), sitting behind a load balancer that handles the SSL. All traffic from the load balancer to the web server is then HTTP. We can't change any of this setup.
The issue I'm seeing here is, when accessing the umbraco backoffice over https://sitename.com/umbraco all the javascript files are attempted to be loaded via http, which the browser then blocks with the following message.
Mixed Content: The page at 'https://sitename.com/umbraco/' was loaded over HTTPS, but requested an insecure script 'http://sitename.com/umbraco/Application/?umb__rnd=80b862'. This request has been blocked; the content must be served over HTTPS.
Has anyone else ever configured Umbraco in such an environment, or know how I can go about getting this to work?
A site at work is setup behind a load balancer but we have the cert's loaded on the web servers, not the load balancer - the load balancer simply does the traffic management.
Are you able to export the SSL from the load balancer server and import to your web servers ?
Configuring Umbraco 7.2.4 where SSL is terminated at the load balancer
I've recently inherited a a site, which we are moving to are existing infrastructure.
The infrastructure consists of two web servers (No IIS SSL configuration), sitting behind a load balancer that handles the SSL. All traffic from the load balancer to the web server is then HTTP. We can't change any of this setup.
The issue I'm seeing here is, when accessing the umbraco backoffice over https://sitename.com/umbraco all the javascript files are attempted to be loaded via http, which the browser then blocks with the following message.
Has anyone else ever configured Umbraco in such an environment, or know how I can go about getting this to work?
Thanks
Hi Andrew
A site at work is setup behind a load balancer but we have the cert's loaded on the web servers, not the load balancer - the load balancer simply does the traffic management.
Are you able to export the SSL from the load balancer server and import to your web servers ?
Cheers
Nigel
Thanks for the response.
Unfortunately we don't have access to the load balancer, so exporting the SSL certificate from the load balancer isn't an option.
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