Rovastar There are some differences between ARR and a hardware LB. These differences may or may not matter depending on your need and deployment scenario. For one, ARR makes all routing decisions at layer 7. Certainly, some hardware load balancers can do this as well, but not all. So if you have the...

I would like to use ARR on a front end server to do Load Balancing to 3 Backend IIS 7.0 Web Servers. The Backend servers accept requests only from clients thats have a valid client certificate. I am able to get it all to work using https only if the Backend is configure to not require Client certificates...

ARR is capable of routing requests based on the requested resource extension, such as .asp or .aspx. So, as I understand your goal, you want to route all .asp requests to the application server while serving all other non-.asp requests directly from your ARR server itself. If that's the case, it's...

You may want to enable failed request tracing for both URL rewrite and ARR and provide more detailed tracing info for troubleshooting. If you are not familiar with failred request tracing, refer to the following doc at http://learn.iis.net/page.aspx/488/using-failed-request-tracing-rules-to-troubleshoot...

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...

Hi, I want to migrate my classic ASP application from 2-tier to 3-tier where I want my business logic calls to happen on App Server. However , there is no seperate data layer or business layer . The queries are part of the ASP pages itself in the in-line mode. Also the transactions are managed using...

hello. I have the following problem. There are two hosts A and B. ARR installed on the A host. I created web farm and addеd there two hosts: A and B. There is web application installed on the both hosts. When both hosts are available everything works, but when i shut down host B I got following error...

Glad that it's been resolved. Yes, we did change the name of the icon from RC to RTW. The customer feedback was such that they wanted the icon name to match the product name.

Sounds like your installation didn't go successfully. Did you look at the installer log at %TEMP%\arr_setup.log to see if everything went fine? You may just want to re-install. Make sure that your WAS process is stopped, per the documentation at http://learn.iis.net/page.aspx/482/install-application...

Hello, based on your comment I was able to get to that information using MWA on IronPython and PS. Here is how I did it for PS. # First add a reference to the MWA dll PS> [System.Reflection.Assembly]::LoadWithPartialName("Microsoft.Web.Administration") #Get the manager and config object...