I'm trying to test ARR to route to our test CRM4 server (as a potential base for a CRM4 server farm). The config is very simple: a single server with a fresh install of Windows 2008 R1 with SP2 running IIS and ARR; and an older server running Windows 2003 R2 running IIS and CRM4. (The CRM4 server...

We install Microsoft Application Request Routing on a server and we are using it as a reverse proxy server. All the url rewrite rules work, if we update the rule set with new rules everything still works but if we introduce or modify any rule that contains any IP condition and use REMOTE_ADDR as a variable...

Thanks again for the follow-up. Perhaps my case is a little different, because we are deploying our first IIS7 as an ARR so the learning curve has been two-fold. However, the part the I have found frustrating is not so much the how, but the why. There is a lot of 'click here' but not so much...

Thanks again for the follow-up. Perhaps my case is a little different, because we are deploying our first IIS7 as an ARR so the learning curve has been two-fold. However, the part the I have found frustrating is not so much the how, but the why. There is a lot of 'click here' but not so much...

Thanks! I appreciate the quick response. ARR is a really great technology, it has just been a little tough finding the documentation. I'll be looking for ARR Essentials by Won Yoo coming soon to an online book store.

I have seen multiple articles and hands-on-labs state that IIS7/ARR servers should set the Application Pool - Idle Thread Timeout to 0 inorder to disable the time-out, but I haven't found a good explanation of why that is the case. Is this a testing / demonstration issue to better illustrate how...

Thanks for the reply! Here are the current rules. The top-most rule should be invoked for the host name WEBAPPUAT with conditions for specific applications. Using a wildard rule, I tried to qualify the hostname with *webappuat* or http://webappuat *, but this did not work. -Alan Levine <rewrite>...

Here is the scenario. We have ARR receiving requests for 2 distinct hostnames. We'll call then http://WEBAPP1 and http://WEBAPP2 . Both host names have the same IP and resolve to the same ARR server. WEBAPP1 and WEBAPP2 have 2 servers behind them. In ARR I have 4 web farms. WEBAPP1A WEBAPP1B WEBAPP2A...

After setting up the ARR server Farm and url rewrite rule which is created by default. I end up with 502.2 error Error Summary HTTP Error 502.4 - Bad Gateway No appropriate server could be found to route the request. Detailed Error Information Module ApplicationRequestRouting Notification MapRequestHandler...

I apologize if this is an elementary situation, but I've been banging my head on it for a couple hours without success. This has been mentioned on the forum before, but I don't see explicit directions on how to accomplish this. We have a mail server with its own web server (for webmail) running...