This article will teach you how to locate and view your domain's information. Underneath the report download buttons, you will find some diagnostic information that will help you decide whether you are ready to turn on the Always Secure Sockets Layer (SSL).

Who can use this feature?
System Administrator

Instructions

Navigate to the Site Properties module:
1. Expand the Modules menu
2. Click the Site Tools tab
3. Select Site Properties
Select the Mixed Content Report tab:
View Primary {{glossary.SSL}} Domain, Redirect Domains, and Unsafe Redirects:

Primary SSL Domain

When Always {{glossary.SSL}} is enabled, by default, all {{glossary.HTTP}} traffic to your site will be redirected to this domain:
Accordingly, this domain must have a valid SSL binding. If not, you will see an error message, and you will not be able to turn on Always SSL:

Redirect Domains

This table will indicate the status of any redirects set up on your site:
If your site has multiple domains (such as a Department Header Package), each of these domains will need a valid {{glossary.SSL}} binding. Otherwise, any {{glossary.HTTP}} traffic to a domain without a valid binding will be redirected to the Primary SSL domain. Domains without SSL bindings will be highlighted in red. You may still choose to turn on Always SSL, but it's important to be aware that this effectively disables HTTP traffic for any domain highlighted in red.

Unsafe Redirect Domains

This section will only be visible if any problematic redirects are found. Because Always {{glossary.SSL}} forces a redirect from http://domain to https://domain, any redirects with absolute destination URLs indicating {{glossary.HTTP}} will result in an infinite redirect loop. If you see any redirects here, make sure they are changed to specify {{glossary.HTTPs}} before turning on Always SSL:

Resources

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