Hi Heena,
Thanks for your response!
I understand the challenges, but it must be said that broken redirects are less than ideal as it confuses customers. It also must be said on the topic in general that throughout the Broadcom migration and also throughout previous migrations (e.g. Automic to CA) clients have previously been asked to report broken domains. I maintain now what I have maintained for quite some time: There are automated tools for checking links, be it commercial or free, and this should not be on the customer.
From top of my head in addition to what's already be pointed out, the following major domains are of note:
https://support.ca.com - functional redirect with broken SSL
https://support.automic.com - functional redirect with broken SSL
But as outlined above, please understand that this is neither a comprehensive list nor do I put it upon me to report each and every broken resource individually. I did notice some days ago that several major domains returned from Google for (now) Broadcom products are broken, too, stuff like knowledge bases, but I can't recall now what these were.
Kind regards and have a good weekend,
Carsten