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After an SSL certificate is installed, a secure connection (https://) is not forced by default, and a website remains accessible via regular insecure http:// bypassing SSL/TLS protocols. It means that a website visitor may send sensitive data over an unencrypted channel unless he/she explicitly specifies https:// as a protocol he/she would like to use for connection.
Thanks to HTTP to HTTPS redirection, a visitor requesting to initiate an unencrypted (http://) session will be automatically redirected to an encrypted one (https://) secured by SSL/TLS protocol.
Follow the below steps to enable the automated redirect from http:// to https:// on IIS server with the help of IIS manager and URL Rewrite module.
Install the URL Rewrite module .
Re-open (if opened) IIS Manager and select the website you would like to apply the redirection to in the left-side menu.
Double-click on the URL Rewrite icon.
Click Add Rule on the right-side menu.
Select Blank Rule > OK.
Enter the rule name of your choice.
In the Match URL section:
select Matches the Pattern in the Requested URL drop-down menu;
select Regular Expressions in the Using drop-down menu;
enter the following pattern in the Match URL section: (.*);
check the box Ignore case.
In the Conditions section select Match all in the Logical Grouping drop-down menu and click Add.
In the prompted window:
enter {HTTPS} as a condition input;
select Matches the Pattern from the drop-down menu;
enter ^OFF$ as a pattern;
Click OK.
In the Action section select Redirect as an action type and specify the following for Redirect URL:
https://{HTTP_HOST}/{R:1}
Check the box Append query string.
OPTION 2: Else, you can specify the Redirect Rule as "https://{HTTP_HOST}{REQUEST_URI}" and un-check the Append query string box. The Action type is also to be set as Redirect.
Select a Redirection Type of your choice.
Click on Apply on the right side of the Actions Menu.