Enable HTTP Transport Security (HSTS) in IIS 7

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Q. What is the best way to turn on HTTP Strict Transport Security on an IIS 7 web server?
Ans: This can be done by adding following block in Web.Config:
             <system.webServer>
                    <httpProtocol>
                         <customHeaders>
                              <add name ="X-CustomName" value="MyCustomValue"/>                     
                         </customHeaders>
                   </httpProtocol>
            </system.webServer>
We have to configure on IIS that has the ability to custom headers to response:
  • Go to Internet Information Services(IIS) Manager.
  • Configure Response headers that are added to response from the server.
  • Now add your custom header Name and custom Value (Custom header name and value should be same as that in Web.Config).

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