When I install the SE edition, the web application on SSL is always set with the host header, even if I have it set to false in the XML configuration, because there is no check in the part of the code where the new SE commands are used:
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else # Use method for a regular web app |
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{ |
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Set-SPWebApplication -Identity $SSLSiteName -Zone Default -Port $SSLPort -SecureSocketsLayer -HostHeader $SSLHostHeader -Certificate $seCert |
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} |
Check which is in the section for previous versions of SharePoint:
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if (!([string]::IsNullOrEmpty($webApp.UseHostHeader)) -and $webApp.UseHostHeader -eq $false) |
When I install the SE edition, the web application on SSL is always set with the host header, even if I have it set to false in the XML configuration, because there is no check in the part of the code where the new SE commands are used:
AutoSPInstaller/SP/Automation/AutoSPInstallerModule.psm1
Lines 2980 to 2983 in 6c4bcd0
Check which is in the section for previous versions of SharePoint:
AutoSPInstaller/SP/Automation/AutoSPInstallerModule.psm1
Line 2993 in 6c4bcd0