Jim Here is a very quick/high level documentation on TechNet that describes that each of the algorithm does. http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd443524.aspx . You can infer the pros and cons of each algorithm based on how they are designed. Of course, depending on your desired goal, different...

While I am relatively new IIS7 and ARR, I have gotten my test config running with NLB and ARR each in high availability mode terminating multiple SSL's to multiple sites on the web farm. For testing purposes, I currently have the ARR Server Farm running Round Robin Even Distribution and the NLB cluster...

I am not able to repro the problem that you are reporting. Here is my setup. I have an ARR server with one server in the server farm. I am using a very simple asp page to set the cookie, like shown below: <% Response.buffer = True Response.Cookies("testcookie") = "Hello" Response...

I am trying to determine the proxy overhead of ARR v1.0 RTM in a binary HTTP streaming scenario. I have developed a very simple test WCF application that takes a GET request via a URI template for a number of bytes and streams the requested number of bytes back to the client. The test environment is...

Making it a global rule, at least on first attempt, did not work; I get The virtual path 'null' maps to another application, which is not allowed. I'll poke at it a bit to see whether I can get it to work. I had already looked at the failed request log, but perhaps I missed something important...

I think I might have run across a bug in ARR, but I'm not certain. We have a folder <mydomain>/script that is an application folder; it contains several ASP.Net pages. I also have a rule to proxy everything that is not an ASP.Net page to another server. We are in the midst of translating from...

OK, further information on this. I believe that the issue may be with the content type header. The backend server is returning a two content type headers Content-Type: text/html Content-type: text/html;Charset=ISO-8859-1 However, when the result gets translated by IIS, the resulting single header is...

Thanks for the quick reply. Here is the information you requested: ARR / URL Rewrite config: From applicationhost.config: ConfigSections: <sectionGroup name="rewrite"> <section name="rules" overrideModeDefault="Allow" /> <section name="globalRules"...

A few questions: 1) What is the exact config setting for the ARR in question? Could you provide the config sections for URL rewrite and ARR? 2) What is the connection setting in IE? 3) What is the security setting in IE?

I'm having a strange issue with ARR, IIS7, and IE. I've set up ARR version 1 on an IIS7 server, enabled the proxy setting at the global level, and set up URLRewrite rules to send some requests to another server. Everything works fine when viewing the resulting pages in FireFox and Safari, but...