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Trying to access IIS servers directly w/o load balancer
Redirect HTTP traffic to an internal Web Server for a particular subdomainHow paranoid should I be with external IIS web servers accessing unauthenticated internal wcf services?Many web servers, one SSL certificate, IIS 7Change to RS 2008R2 configuration stopped IIS site receiving traffic through load balancer (and its still not working after backing it out)IIS 7.5 - different file size for same compressed file served from two different serversSlow First-Hit to ASMX Web Service After Upgrade to Windows Server 2008, IIS 7.5IIS - Change IP address - forbidden accessCannot Access IIS Website Locally Using wwwHow to configure ELB load-balancer over HTTPS for two sites deployed to the same pair of servers?alert when a server is out of load balancer
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My team is working on IIS 7.5 running on Windows Server 2008 R2. We have multiple web servers behind a load balancer. The IIS bindings on each web server say to only talk to the outside world if our FQDN is passed to them. We have a "warm up" script that goes through our site and pre-loads everything so that the servers aren't sluggish on the first load. Is there a way to pre-load the servers without changing the IIS bindings?
iis iis-7.5
asked May 10 at 19:51
Dan GiffordDan Gifford
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My team is working on IIS 7.5 running on Windows Server 2008 R2. We have multiple web servers behind a load balancer. The IIS bindings on each web server say to only talk to the outside world if our FQDN is passed to them. We have a "warm up" script that goes through our site and pre-loads everything so that the servers aren't sluggish on the first load. Is there a way to pre-load the servers without changing the IIS bindings?
iis iis-7.5
asked May 10 at 19:51
Dan GiffordDan Gifford
1012
Unless your IIS servers restrict incoming requests from a certain IP address, your script (usually PowerShell) can simulate the exact requests generated by the load balancer, like stackoverflow.com/questions/19937379/…
– Lex Li
May 11 at 2:56
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My team is working on IIS 7.5 running on Windows Server 2008 R2. We have multiple web servers behind a load balancer. The IIS bindings on each web server say to only talk to the outside world if our FQDN is passed to them. We have a "warm up" script that goes through our site and pre-loads everything so that the servers aren't sluggish on the first load. Is there a way to pre-load the servers without changing the IIS bindings?
iis iis-7.5
asked May 10 at 19:51
Dan GiffordDan Gifford
1012
My team is working on IIS 7.5 running on Windows Server 2008 R2. We have multiple web servers behind a load balancer. The IIS bindings on each web server say to only talk to the outside world if our FQDN is passed to them. We have a "warm up" script that goes through our site and pre-loads everything so that the servers aren't sluggish on the first load. Is there a way to pre-load the servers without changing the IIS bindings?
iis iis-7.5
iis iis-7.5
asked May 10 at 19:51
Dan GiffordDan Gifford
1012
asked May 10 at 19:51
Dan GiffordDan Gifford
1012
asked May 10 at 19:51
Dan GiffordDan Gifford
1012
asked May 10 at 19:51
Dan GiffordDan Gifford
1012
asked May 10 at 19:51
Dan GiffordDan Gifford
1012
1012
Unless your IIS servers restrict incoming requests from a certain IP address, your script (usually PowerShell) can simulate the exact requests generated by the load balancer, like stackoverflow.com/questions/19937379/…
– Lex Li
May 11 at 2:56
add a comment |
Unless your IIS servers restrict incoming requests from a certain IP address, your script (usually PowerShell) can simulate the exact requests generated by the load balancer, like stackoverflow.com/questions/19937379/…
– Lex Li
May 11 at 2:56
Unless your IIS servers restrict incoming requests from a certain IP address, your script (usually PowerShell) can simulate the exact requests generated by the load balancer, like stackoverflow.com/questions/19937379/…
– Lex Li
May 11 at 2:56
Unless your IIS servers restrict incoming requests from a certain IP address, your script (usually PowerShell) can simulate the exact requests generated by the load balancer, like stackoverflow.com/questions/19937379/…
– Lex Li
May 11 at 2:56
add a comment |
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Unless your IIS servers restrict incoming requests from a certain IP address, your script (usually PowerShell) can simulate the exact requests generated by the load balancer, like stackoverflow.com/questions/19937379/…
– Lex Li
May 11 at 2:56