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Moving web servers into a DMZ?
We've a pair of load balanced MS Windows 2008 R2 servers setup as a cluster for redundancy running IIS7.5. And we host about 40 sites and domains. We're using MS Load Balancer app.
I need to move these sites into a DMZ. So my first question is do I have to change the ip address on the web servers and assign one from the DMZ subnet? Or should I just be able to change the ip address of the sites and assign them an address from the DMZ.
I tried doing that today and it didn't work. It worked fine on the server itself. But when I try to access the site by ip it can't be found.
Let me know if you need more info.
Thanks
I need to move these sites into a DMZ. So my first question is do I have to change the ip address on the web servers and assign one from the DMZ subnet? Or should I just be able to change the ip address of the sites and assign them an address from the DMZ.
I tried doing that today and it didn't work. It worked fine on the server itself. But when I try to access the site by ip it can't be found.
Let me know if you need more info.
Thanks
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What I did was add an ip address from the DMZ subnet to the cluster properties. Then assign that address from the DMZ subnet to a site. I made the appropriate changes to DNS, DNS resolves correctly.
I can access the site in IIS Manager on the server.
But from my workstation's browser I can't access the site.
So I'm asking do I need to assign addresses from the DMZ subnet to the IIS servers before I add the sites to the DMZ?
Thanks