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I've seen many similar questions (and answers) on this subject, but none seem to be on exactly the same situation I am facing. Which is weird since I don't think it is that special, so forgive me if I haven't searched enough.

Anyway. I have two websites which are on two IIS7, one facing WAN and one in the LAN. The WAN facing is already HTTPS-only. I want to add the second website, but on the same HTTPS domain and SSL certificate, so that it becomes a subsite like: https://www.domain.com/subsite How can I do a redirect or rewrite on the first IIS to the second one to make this work? I don't think there is a standard IIS feature that can do this. ISA server is not an option currently. But maybe another extension to IIS exists?

Done this numerous times on Apache, and am about to ditch IIS for Apache.

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I really don't follow what you are trying to do... IIS can do redirects as a standard feature, what's the catch that you can't install the SSL cert. on both and use IIS redirects? – TessellatingHeckler Oct 25 '10 at 9:22
I may be missing the point on IIS redirects, but the second site is not directly accessible from outside (there is only 1 external IP address). Also the second site is a ASP.Net application. – Alberto Oct 25 '10 at 12:26
So you don't want to tell the browser to vist another URL (redirect) but you want IIS to proxy the connection from outside to the internal website, presenting it as a subfolder? I don't know if IIS can do that. – TessellatingHeckler Oct 25 '10 at 17:49

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