I contacted TAC and here is their suggested solution:   SFTP is just an extension of the SSH protocol and is supported by the vTM. Because the vTM is already running SSH internally you will need to reconfigure the listening port for either your SFTP service or the internal SSH server. The "Generic Client First" protocol can then be used to accept the connections to the virtual server. When you configure an SSH listening service on the virtual Traffic Manager (vTM) it will conflict with the existing SSH connection to the underlying OS. To work around this you should configure the listening port of the SSH daemon to a port number other than 22. On a VA this can simply be done via the admin UI under "System > Security > SSH Server > appliance!ssh!port".  I am going to try that and will report back. ... View more

This is a different client and they do have TrafficScript licensed. ... View more

I guess my question would be: what is the full syntax for the example(http.changeSite( "https://" . http.getHostHeader() );)  you've given above? ... View more

I'm planning to put this in:   $request = http.getRequest(); if( string.contains( http.getheader( "Host" ), "example.com" ) ){ http.changeSite( "https://" . http.getHostHeader() ); } ... View more

This is what I'm preeping to put in:   $request = http.getRequest(); if( string.contains( http.getheader( "Host" ), "example.com" ) ){ http.changeSite( "https://" . http.getHostHeader() ); } ... View more

That worked, but the Client still wondered if there is a way to put in a dynamic rule allowing him to spin up domains on demand and not having to reconfigure redirect rules on the Traffic manager. ... View more

better yet is there a way to do this dynamically so that anytime they add domainX.example.com, it gets redirected to https://domainX.example.com ? ... View more

Paul, I'm back to continue the conversation. My other client would like to redirect http to https. He has one VIP for all his 5 domains. For example:  main domain: example.com 1st domain   : domain1.example.com 2nd domain  : domain2.example.com 3rd domain   : domain3.example.com 4th domain   : domain4.example.com 5th domain   : domain5.example.com   Here are the entire contents of the text file I'm about to upload to TrafficScipt. Please take a look and let me know if I'm missing something:   if( string.contains( http.getheader( "Host" ), "domain1.example.com" ) ){ http.redirect( "https://domain1.example.com" ); } if( string.contains( http.getheader( "Host" ), "domain2.example.com" ) ){ http.redirect( "https://domain2.example.com" ); } if( string.contains( http.getheader( "Host" ), "domain3.example.com" ) ){ http.redirect( "https://domain3.example.com" ); } if( string.contains( http.getheader( "Host" ), "domain4.example.com" ) ){ http.redirect( "https://domain4.example.com" ); } if( string.contains( http.getheader( "Host" ), "domain5.example.com" ) ){ http.redirect( "https://domain5.example.com" ); }   Let me know if you think it will work. ... View more

We are hosting about 5 sites.. each with its own IP address. All said and done, I was able to implement a simple rule for one one site for testing. My rule basically says for requests and responses, if host header  contains "abc.com", then set response header to "https://abc.com . I tested it and it is working as desired. This having been my first such configuration as far as vTM is concerned, I will appreciate any suggestions to make it more nimble when I move to configure the other sites. ... View more

Thanks Paul for your response. I'm looking to configure one rule that I can apply to all sites as opposed one that is specific to only one site. Any other ideas? ... View more