IIS bindings issue
Hi, hopefully a quick and easy one! system crash has caused our IIS to be a little bit iffy. Now if "Default Web Site" is started, "SBS Web Applications" isnt able to start with the error:
This Web Site cannot be started. Another Web site may be using the same port.
default and sbs web apps are using the same ports, but if i change the port or stop the default web site then all the outlook clients flare up with password requests and can't reconnect to exchange, but without sbs web app's there is no activesync / remote access!
This Web Site cannot be started. Another Web site may be using the same port.
default and sbs web apps are using the same ports, but if i change the port or stop the default web site then all the outlook clients flare up with password requests and can't reconnect to exchange, but without sbs web app's there is no activesync / remote access!
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Are you accessing app on port 443 as you have headers for port 80
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owa and all run on https 443
Do you have proper certificate on SBS Web Apps site
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yup, certificate showing for remote.domain.com
You can stop default web site and then add headers for port 443 on SBS Web Apps site and then start deafult web site.
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It still wont let me add a host name on 443 for sbs web app.
if i try and remove https 443 out of default web site, it is coming up with a warning saying the certificate is assigned to another sites binding, deleting htis will cause the https binding of the other site to become unusable.
this same warning comes up if i try and change default web site 443 to another port
if i try and remove https 443 out of default web site, it is coming up with a warning saying the certificate is assigned to another sites binding, deleting htis will cause the https binding of the other site to become unusable.
this same warning comes up if i try and change default web site 443 to another port
ok Is your application working fine on port 80
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ash007 - which application do you mean? owa, activesync etc all need 443 to work.
jaredr80 - sorry, should have said in first post, sbs2008. running fix my network, found a pile of probs with itself have told to fix. Still no change for the port numbers
jaredr80 - sorry, should have said in first post, sbs2008. running fix my network, found a pile of probs with itself have told to fix. Still no change for the port numbers
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changed port on default web site https, recreated certificate, so far so good
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default web site has no headers at all on either 80 and 443, what do you suggest the best headers for these would be?