Hi there, I had configured a small ARR implementation with the following configuration: 1 ARR and 2 webservers doing round robin balancing. Everything worked well (check it at http://190.210.77.135/wordpress ) but when I tried to use ARR in order to load balancing and caching a smooth streaming video...

I am curious as to a difference in the default Time-out settings for Server based proxy (120 seconds) vs. Server Farm based proxy (30 seconds). I know the value can be changed, I am just curious if there is reason for this difference? Thanks for any replies, Jim

We have been successfully using ARR in our dev and test environments for some time and have had great success. There is one key difference in our production environment that is causing some issues. We have several instances of the app running in vdirs on the same web servers. In dev and test environments...

Hi, I have installed the ARR 2 RTW and try to Invoke the " Application Request Routing Server " performance Counter from .NET.. i Getting Error as Category Not Exists.. PerformanceCounter Request = new PerformanceCounter ( "Application Request Routing Server" , "Farm1\\10.237...

This is the official release for ARR Version 2 for IIS7 and it is now fully supported by Microsoft Support . Overview: Microsoft Application Request Routing (ARR) for IIS 7.0 is a proxy-based routing module that forwards HTTP requests to application servers based on HTTP headers, server variables, and...

I tried adding new server's to the WebFarm by modifying the Applicationhost.Config file it works. But is it possible to remove the server gracefully from the webfarm through APPCMD.

I am using the ARR Extension. I am currently facing a big issue.... could you be able to help.. My problem is i am are having a windows server 2008 machine with ARR2 installed and i am trying to expose some of the applications running in different servers under one roof using rewrite rules.. say my windows...

Lumir This thread seems to have gone dark. I wanted to follow up with you and further understand what your initial question was about? Thanks.

runningdiplomat Do you have a dedicated ARR server that is proxying requests? Or are you planning on running ARR on the same machine as SBS? Either way, the basic idea is the same. Assuming that you have a dedicated server for ARR, at high level, what you will want to do are: - Create a server farm where...

The anti-leeching can be done using URL rewrite (which is installed with ARR). tip #6 http://ruslany.net/2009/04/10-url-rewriting-tips-and-tricks/