2) Save it to your system drive under the directory\inetpub\wwwroot as an htm file. You could name it HTTPSRedirect.htm.
3) Open IIS Manager and navigate to Web Sites/Default Web Site. Right-click Default WebSite and then click Properties.
4) Click the Home Directory tab and then click the A Redirection to a URL option. In Redirect To, type /owa. In the The Client Will Be Sent To: list, select a directory below URL entered.
5) Click the tab Custom Errors, and select HTTP Error 403;4 in the table, then click Edit. Locate the file HTTPSRedirect.htm you just created, and click OK to save the new configuration.
6) Restart IIS by opening a command-prompt window and typing iisreset /noforce.
7) Test the configuration by opening a browser window, and enter the servername URL with HTTP; you will see that you will be redirected automatically to HTTPS servername/owa .
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