Image Hosting Service - HTTPS

[FN-GM]

Hi,

 

On our Sonicwall SSL VPN box, on the web interface login page it lets you use your own HTML code. We use this and put an image on our logon page. The only problem is that you cant use SSL VPN box to host the image so with have to host the image on our website that uses http. Because of this IE8 stops the image from displaying.

 

I was wondering if anyone knows of a image hosting site that will support a https path?

 

Thanks

[FN-GM]

Bump :)

[LosOjos]

Not sure if this is what you're after

 

SSLpic - Free SSL secure image hosting for PayPal.

 

I know it says for Paypal, but I doubt they'll check or care if it's used elsewhere

[FN-GM]

Something like that i am after. One problem is that it only supports 90 x 90. Our image is 150 x 150 so need to find something else.

 

Thanks

[SimpleSi]

resize it dear henry dear henry dear henry

 

Si

[EduTech]

curious, but cant you have an internal secure image host?

[Arthur]

That's what I was going to suggest. StartSSL do free certificates if you need one that works in IE.

[FN-GM]

resize it dear henry dear henry dear henry

 

Si

 

It doesnt look right its got a special space you see

 

curious, but cant you have an internal secure image host?

 

Nope becuase the portal is for users outside. I dont really want to setup just for one image.

[EduTech]

Hmm, Just wondering if there is anyway i could wack in on my sharepoint front end server for you to access and you could then just link it to that. but might want authentication which would cancel that idea out...

 

think.. think..

[box_l]

Would it show it if your website had https?

 

If so, could you not just enable port 443 on the website so it can serve it that way.

 

That should not affect the port 80 traffic.

 

Also on the portal (ssl-vpn 200), there is a space for you to add the school logo etc. already, or do you have something more specific to achieve.

 

BoX

[powdarrmonkey]

Zak, I'll host an image for you. PM me.

[FN-GM]

Would it show it if your website had https?

 

If so, could you not just enable port 443 on the website so it can serve it that way.

 

That should not affect the port 80 traffic.

 

Also on the portal (ssl-vpn 200), there is a space for you to add the school logo etc. already, or do you have something more specific to achieve.

 

BoX

 

We have the logo but its another image we want on there. Its really to much of a pain getting a certificate sorted for one image

 

Zak, I'll host an image for you. PM me.

 

PM sent