Proxycfg?

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Ed

I had a problem connecting to SharePoint after I added
SSL to the Default Web Site. I had previously set the
proxycfg using 'proxycfg -d -p "noproxyserver"', but once
I added ssl that wasn't working, so now I have:

Proxycfg -d -p "https://webserver
http://webserver" "<local>;webserver;*.website.com"

The site will be accessed from the internet and from our
intranet. What does that command do, and how does it
affect access to our site?

Thanks
Ed
 
I

Ivan

Before I run proxycfg, make sure under your Manage
SharePoint Services option under the admin menu that the
server is recognizing SSL.

To this, logon on as an administrator and select the Admin
menu option at the top
Select Manage SharePoint Team Services from the menu
options
On the Connect to Server page, type in the SharePoint SSL
Port, usually 443 then select the checkbox for Always
access SharePoint websites using SSL.
Click on Save Changes at the bottom
Once it reconnects to the server, you should be ready to
go.
You will notice that once this is done, all of the
addresses on the Manage Subwebs page will now have HTTPS
in front of them

I added SSL later and did not touch proxycfg at all

Hope this helps
 
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