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Web Server not publishing - 21.Apr.2005 6:02:00 PM

orchidman

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We have 2 different locations, one working correctly and one that is not. Both have WAN, LAN and DMZ networks.
The working site uses a split DNS, the one not working does not have a split DNS. The broken site works all except the WEB Publishing of the one WEB site on the IIS6 computer in the DMZ. As far as I can tell, the rules on both sites are set up in the same manner.
The log on the broken site shows the 'Destination IP' as the port on the WAN NIC. On the working site, the 'Destination IP' is the IP of the WEB site it is publishing (the IP address of the web site on the IIS6 computer in the DMZ).
On the broken site, the 'Action' is 'Denied Connectin' and the Rule is 'Default rule'

My question is, is the setup different for either the listener or WEB Publishing Rule when not using a split DNS vs using a split DNS?

Since the Destination IP appears to not be correct on the broken server, is there a setting that I might have missed?

Any thought would be appreciated as I need to get this site up.

Gary

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RE: Web Server not publishing - 21.Apr.2005 10:24:00 PM

Rickymag

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Please ensure that the server in the DMZ has the default gateway of the ISA servers NIC,

Failing this you can email me and we can go through the config step by step then publish the result on this great forum.
RM

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RE: Web Server not publishing - 23.Apr.2005 5:18:00 AM

orchidman

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quote:
Originally posted by RM:
Please ensure that the server in the DMZ has the default gateway of the ISA servers NIC,

Failing this you can email me and we can go through the config step by step then publish the result on this great forum.
RM

RM,
The IIS server's default gateway does point to the ISA DMZ nic address.
I sent you an email last night.

If anyone else has any thoughs I would appreciate any input.
Gary

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