Darksied9
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SharePoint AAM/VIP Configuration
All,
I have a Sharepoint site as follows:
ServerA - Web
ServerB - Web
ServerC - Web
SERVERFARM - VIP URL
There is a single DB behind them -- though that should not apply to this question.
Right now, we have installed sharepoint on the three servers to the default IIS website... When I look at the AAM Settings in the Admin console, I have:
Internal URL - Zone - Public URL For Zone
http://ServerA - Default - http://ServerA
When I go to the website on any of the three servers, I get there fine. When I go to it from the VIP (Virtual IP) - Supplied from a CSS Load Balancer, I get nothing. I have tried adding the SERVERFARM AAM but still nothing. I have read all the MS Blogs and Technet stuff I can find but it is not working. Anyone have any clue what exactly I need to do?
I have a Sharepoint site as follows:
ServerA - Web
ServerB - Web
ServerC - Web
SERVERFARM - VIP URL
There is a single DB behind them -- though that should not apply to this question.
Right now, we have installed sharepoint on the three servers to the default IIS website... When I look at the AAM Settings in the Admin console, I have:
Internal URL - Zone - Public URL For Zone
http://ServerA - Default - http://ServerA
When I go to the website on any of the three servers, I get there fine. When I go to it from the VIP (Virtual IP) - Supplied from a CSS Load Balancer, I get nothing. I have tried adding the SERVERFARM AAM but still nothing. I have read all the MS Blogs and Technet stuff I can find but it is not working. Anyone have any clue what exactly I need to do?
ASKER
Yes, yes it is.
Hi,
not really knowing the CSS setup I would suggest to disbale IIS on serverB and serverC and create a blank website on ServerA just showing the default IIS startpage to make sure your CSS is setup correctly. Because if it was and this was somehow AAM related you should at least receive something back from the webservers. How is your CSS setup?
not really knowing the CSS setup I would suggest to disbale IIS on serverB and serverC and create a blank website on ServerA just showing the default IIS startpage to make sure your CSS is setup correctly. Because if it was and this was somehow AAM related you should at least receive something back from the webservers. How is your CSS setup?
ASKER
The CSS is pass and forward load balancing. It is sending to the servers correctly and IE6/7 users get eh site. IE8 users don't...going mad!
that's something different then, so only IE8 won't get tó the site, what error do they get? Sounds like some Authentication problem. Did you check IE settings are the same across all versions?
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Based on your feedback, I determined the error and was able to straiten out the AAMs and the host headers fromIE8 and IE6 were coming in differently...odd.
Virtual IP --> Server 1 IP
--> Server 2 IP
and so on.
Is it configured that way?