Ah, well you could just set the port number to 443 in web.config for WebServerListenUri and then you’d be able to go to https://domain.com.

However, if someone typed in domain.com without the https then it wouldn’t work because it will by default go to port 80, however, port 80 isn’t secure (https)… so it might be easiest to just set up a redirect, that way you can keep port 32123 and it will work whether someone types domain.com or https://domain.com.

Go to https://kutt.it and then type your full URL, select Show Advanced Options, and set a custom address. So if you set “test9999” then when you go to http://kutt.it/test9999 or https://kutt.it/test9999 it would redirect to your ScreenConnect install.

If you don’t want to use a redirect, you can just change the WebServerListenUri to 443 and then tell people to type in https://domain.com. Just keep in mind you won’t be able to use a website at that domain if 443 is in use… so you might consider using a subdomain like https://help.domain.com. It won’t be a redirect, so remove the redirect in DNS and use the DNS’s name servers, then set the A record for “help” to the IP of your ScreenConnect install. If you want to use the root domain you would type “@” for the name which means “domain.com”.

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