Can a WLC redirect HTTPS traffic in a CWA environment

Hi Guys.
Regarding with ISE, CWA and WLC, I 'm seeing that when you connect to the SSID and open your navigator, if the URL is an HTTPS URL the traffic is not redirected to the ISE Portal using CWA. I though that the WebAuth Proxy Redirection Port option of the WLC only works when It has the portal (LWA) but not in CWA.
I only found information about the redirection of the traffic when is a HTTP connection (port 80).
Is it possible to redirect HTTPS traffic in a CWA deployment??, most of my users use Google Chrome and, in some scenarios, any search using Gooogle is in HTTPS mode and the captive portal is not shown.
Thanks.
Best regards.

No, the WLC is not able to redirect HTTPS pages.
You can however add other ports(other than 80) that can be redirected incase of proxy etc.
HTH,
Steve
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