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+For users that run qBittorrent via Microsoft IIS as a reverse proxy an extra header is needed. You must install the [URL Rewrite](https://www.iis.net/downloads/microsoft/url-rewrite) addon first. Reverse proxy support will be enabled when creating the first rule.
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+1. On the URL Rewrite Page open **View Server Variables** on the right side
+1. Click **Add** and in the box that appears enter **HTTP_X-Forwarded-Host**
+1. Return to the rules page
+1. Open **Add Rules** and select **Reverse Proxy**
+1. Enter the server IP:Port without http:// (for example 127.0.0.1:8080)
+1. Open the new rule and change the path to a subdirectory if needed (for example **qbweb/(.*)** = http://domain.tld/qbweb/)
+1. Under **Server Variables** add a rule with the following:
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+    Server variable name: **HTTP_X-Forwarded-Host**
+
+    Value: **{HTTP_HOST}:{SERVER_PORT}**
+
+The code is automatically created in the web.config file and looks like this (note you must use the GUI first so reverse proxy support is enabled):
+
+    <rule name="Qbittorrent" stopProcessing="true">
+    <match url="qbweb/(.*)" />
+    <action type="Rewrite" url="http://127.0.0.1:8080/{R:1}" />
+    <serverVariables>
+    <set name="HTTP_X-Forwarded-Host" value="{HTTP_HOST}:{SERVER_PORT}" />
+    </serverVariables>
+</rule>
+
+Note you can use HTTPS to access the URL via IIS and it will use HTTP to communicate with qBittorrent. 
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+The tutorial is based on the assistance of Chocobo1 in [this thread](https://github.com/qbittorrent/qBittorrent/issues/7311)
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