filantrop
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IIS7 No access to http
I have a local network with a domain controlled windows 2008 server, and it should also be used as a local development server. It will not be accessed from public area except when used through VPN.
I have setup a dns for lek.moss.local to a site, and it works when i connect to it from a browser on the server with http://lek.moss.local. If I try to access it from one of the computers on the LAN with http://lek.moss.local it doesn't respond at all, If I try to connect to it with https://lek.moss.local it responds.
Site binding to site lek is as follows:
Type Hostname Port Ipadress
http lek.moss.local 80 *
https 443 *
A Ping from a client gives 192.168.168.2 which is my server, so the dns seems to work fine from outside.
we tried browsing directly to 192.168.168.2 and it shows the default website when browsing from server, but does not responding when on any client.
The eventlog does not show anything of importance, the httperr log is also not helping anything.
Is for the moment using networkmonitor to see where things go wrong.
Any help is much appreciated.
I have setup a dns for lek.moss.local to a site, and it works when i connect to it from a browser on the server with http://lek.moss.local. If I try to access it from one of the computers on the LAN with http://lek.moss.local it doesn't respond at all, If I try to connect to it with https://lek.moss.local it responds.
Site binding to site lek is as follows:
Type Hostname Port Ipadress
http lek.moss.local 80 *
https 443 *
A Ping from a client gives 192.168.168.2 which is my server, so the dns seems to work fine from outside.
we tried browsing directly to 192.168.168.2 and it shows the default website when browsing from server, but does not responding when on any client.
The eventlog does not show anything of importance, the httperr log is also not helping anything.
Is for the moment using networkmonitor to see where things go wrong.
Any help is much appreciated.
ASKER
I have a firewall, but I tried to turn it off, but it didn't help.
Connecting to my server ip http://192.168.168.2 gives no response from client.
Connecting to my server ip http://192.168.168.2 gives no response from client.
maybe you have another application that behave like a firewall ,for example antiviruses, try to stop all of these type applications too and try again
ASKER
I don't have any antivirus application or other third party software installed that I can think of that could behave like a firewall
what happen if you connect to http://192.168.168.2 from webserver not clients?
can you browse on it from its own machine?
can you browse on it from its own machine?
ASKER
Yes it gives me the default website.
OK. now can you ping the 192.168.168.2 from clients? I think there must be a network problem
ASKER
Yes, I can.
Hello filantrop,
Have you multiple address ont this server ?
Open IIS Manager, expand Site > click the default site >on the right pane, in the menu, click on Binding (below Edit Site) > Do you have an '*' for port 80 ?
Regards.
Have you multiple address ont this server ?
Open IIS Manager, expand Site > click the default site >on the right pane, in the menu, click on Binding (below Edit Site) > Do you have an '*' for port 80 ?
Regards.
could you the default port of your IIS in web server to anything else that 80, like 8083
and then try to connect from clients with this url:
http://192.168.168.2:8083
and then try to connect from clients with this url:
http://192.168.168.2:8083
ASKER
reza_rad:could you the default port of your IIS in web server to anything else that 80, like 8083
and then try to connect from clients with this url:
http://192.168.168.2:8083
No it doesn't help.
and then try to connect from clients with this url:
http://192.168.168.2:8083
No it doesn't help.
ASKER
Hello filantrop,
Have you multiple address ont this server ?
Open IIS Manager, expand Site > click the default site >on the right pane, in the menu, click on Binding (below Edit Site) > Do you have an '*' for port 80 ?
I have one default site to * 80 and one site lek.moss.local to * 80
Have you multiple address ont this server ?
Open IIS Manager, expand Site > click the default site >on the right pane, in the menu, click on Binding (below Edit Site) > Do you have an '*' for port 80 ?
I have one default site to * 80 and one site lek.moss.local to * 80
Which one run currently ?
ASKER
both run at the same time
ANy firewalls blocking port 80?
ASKER
Have tried turning firewall of, didn't help.
Don't turn firewall off, create a new rule
ASKER
leakim971:Don't turn firewall off, create a new rule
Shouldn't it not work if I turn the firewall off?
Shouldn't it not work if I turn the firewall off?
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If nothing is even getting to network monitor then you know it is nothing to do with IIS. You have a firewall or proxy issue.
can you connect to http://yourserverip from your client ?