Search results matching tag 'Bindings'

IIS7 SSL Binding to All Addresses

Kortekk — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 19:22:55 GMT

My server has got IIS7 with two sites Site1 and Site2. I have them each on their own distinct Ipv4 address, each on their own separate certificate, and both are on port 443.

The issue I am experiencing is that if I take Site1 offline, the server is still responding to ssl on that site's address and port - even though I cannot browse to the site via a web broswer. If I take both Site1 and Site2 offline, then the server no longer responds to ssl requests. It looks to me like IIS7 is binding to all the addresses on the server. If I create a new arbirtrary binding on Site1 and run netstat, i see it being opened on the address bound to Site2.

I have tried editing the applicationhost.config file to supply host headers to the ssl bindings since you cannot through the GUI. I have also tried to create listener ip addresses using 'netsh http add iplisten'. Nothing has helped so far. Is there any way to close down the port when that particular site is brought down?

Removing HTTPS binding on one site breaks all sites

dtatgenho — Thu, 23 Jul 2009 23:10:25 GMT

Hi,

I was reading this post earlier, as we are running into this issue too (SSL using a wildcart cert on multiple subdomain websites).

In anilr's reply (2nd post of the thread), he says: "removing the bindings in the UI will remove both those things which will of course make your other sites non-functional - you need to remove just the binding in applicationhost.config using other means like appcmd/editing in notepad etc."

So, in other words, removing the SSL cert binding of one site (via the UI) will break the SSL bindings of ALL of the other sites. This seems like a huge problem/limitation of the UI, especially since this can be done properly (as anilr also states) by editing the applicationhost.config file (either manually or programmatically).

This, frankly, seems like a bug, as this behavior is not expected nor implied by the user's action (by editing a single site, you break all of them). Is this fixed in Server 2008 R2 or by a future service pack/hotfix?

The reason I ask is because we are testing out a hosted environment like this (wildcard SSL cert (*.mysite.com), single IP, bound to many subdomain sites via host headers (site1.mysite.com, site2.mysite.com, etc.)) and having the "touch one binding, break them all" issue with the UI just makes things way too easy to screw up.

Anyone know if this will be fixed or if there is something I am missing?

Re: IIS7 Bindings column

davcox — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 21:24:57 GMT

Unfortunately, this UI cannot be changed ... I've filed a bug for you to get the UI to sort based on those columns, but it won't get fixed for Windows 7.

The problem is that this configuration is a 3-tuple ... so in config, these are represented as a single string in the format of IP:Port:HostHeader ... so sorting these guys will take some extra code to pull each entry apart and into a table, and then sort it.

Sorry I don't have a better answer for you.

Dave

New Binding (WMI VbScript)

RustySpoon — Fri, 03 Apr 2009 16:21:41 GMT

Hy Guys! I have some probleme with this script.I try to add a new binding (subdomain) to a site. oSite.Bindings property is an array, but I can't extend it with my new binding object (oBindingNew). I get this error in the line b(lb+1)=oBindingNew: Object doesnt support this property or method.

domain="try.com"
subdomain="hy"

'WebAdmin obj
Set oIIS = GetObject("winmgmts:root\WebAdministration") 

Set oBindingNew = oIIS.Get("BindingElement").SpawnInstance_            
oBindingNew.BindingInformation = "*:80:" & subdomain & "." & domain            
oBindingNew.Protocol = "http"   

Set oSite = oIIS.Get("Site.Name='" & domain & "'")

Dim lb
lb=UBound(oSite.Bindings) 
Dim b()
ReDim Preserve b(lb+1)
b(lb+1)=oBindingNew 
oSite.Bindings= b

'oSite.put_

SSL Cert Problems: SSL Certificate Settings deleted for Port : 0.0.0.0:443

strunkt — Fri, 06 Mar 2009 20:33:29 GMT

I have IIS 7 running on a 32bit Windows 2008 Server.

I have created a SSL Binding for the Default Web Server via the IIS Manager.

I test the SSL binding and it works just fine.

I also have SMTP installed on the server which uses the IIS (6.0) Manager to change its settings.

Whenever I make any changes to the SMTP properties via the IIS (6.0) Manager I lose my SSL certificate binding.

Windows System Event Viewer Reports: SSL Certificate Settings deleted for Port : 0.0.0.0:443

I have my certificate stored in Local Computer - Personal Certificates.

Any Idea as to why this may be happening or how to stop it...

Thanks for any help!!!

-Tim

different default documents in sites pointing to same physical folder

fidel — Mon, 23 Feb 2009 10:47:38 GMT

Hi there,

I have 2 sites set up in IIS7 pointing to the same physical folder. One site (extranet) is configured to accept https via the external wan nic on port 443, the other (intranet) http via the internal lan nic on port 80. In IIS6 it was possible to assign different default documents to each of the two sites, but in IIS7 when I change the default doc in one site it also changes in the other. Surely there must be a way to do this in IIS7? I' ve tried messing with ApplicationHost.config but that didn't work.

Hans

IIS7 don't access a .dll

mathiasruck — Wed, 18 Feb 2009 21:11:48 GMT

Hi all,

I have IIS7 and Analisys Server on Windows Server 2008 working, but I only have access to a dll (msmdpump.dll) on localhost (other filetypes funct properly). if I try to access msmdpump.dll from another host, I get the error:

"500 - Internal server error.
There is a problem with the resource you are looking for, and it cannot be displayed."

Anyone had this error?

Sorry my bad english, Thank's.

SSL and Hostheaders

csihosting — Fri, 23 Jan 2009 19:20:25 GMT

I'm not sure if this is in quite the right forum... Our company hosts over 200 sites on IIS7 on Windows Server 08 (web edition). We have three sites that have a secure shopping cart and SSL certs. We put about ten sites on each IP Address. The problem we are running into is that the UI for IIS7 does not allow hostheaders to be added to the ssl binding. I have run the appcmd command in an effort to do it manual but that causes the binding to not specify an SSL cert. I have done some research on the specifying a cert through appcmd but was an able to find anything that would answer my question. Any help on this matter would be great. Thanks

Re: Site Bindings

ServerIntellect_BH — Wed, 21 Jan 2009 15:58:30 GMT

Hello,

It seems the Default Web Site is catching the requests for "test.mywebsite.com". You could stop or remove the Default Web Site to see if that resolves the issue, if the site is not needed.

Most likely the Default Web Site is configured to catch all unassigned requests.

It could be that "test.mywebsite.com" is resolving to an IP address configured in the Default Web Site's bindings and overriding the correct sites bindings.

Verify the DNS record for "test.mywebsite.com" matches the IP Bindings in IIS for the "test.mywebsite.com" site.

You could also configure the test site to make it accept all unassigned requests to see if that will work.

Hope this helps!

Re: View all bindings

mindaugas — Wed, 17 Dec 2008 17:12:10 GMT

Something like appcmd list sites but easier to read. Remember in IIS 6 how you could filter by SSL port. Check this screenshot out. I want something like this again. Makes finding SSL's a LOT easier.