Hi people,
If you come across a situation, where your newly added (Bind) IP address are not responding on IIS, this could be related to several issue, as below
DNS Records Issue – Check DNS server & verify records are resolving properly, use nslookup utility, If required perform flushdns, to have fast results
Telnet port 80 or 443, using newly added IP address – Open cmd – telnet X.X.X.X 80, look for the result & act accordingly
If you are getting – connection could not be established on telnet, for those IP address, it means that IP is not listened on port 80- by IIS, to check this, you can also type the IP address in browser and see, what it brings up, act accordingly
If there is no blockage on Firewall – Both Windows & Network, you have to make IP listen forcefully, use below command
netsh http add iplisten 10.X.X.X
After performing this command, you can telnet to the required port & it will have th IP up on that port, for 443, make sure, you have SSL & proper cert attached to the web site.
Please feel free to raise your questions on this
Happy Learning & I thank you for your valuable time
If you come across a situation, where your newly added (Bind) IP address are not responding on IIS, this could be related to several issue, as below
DNS Records Issue – Check DNS server & verify records are resolving properly, use nslookup utility, If required perform flushdns, to have fast results
Telnet port 80 or 443, using newly added IP address – Open cmd – telnet X.X.X.X 80, look for the result & act accordingly
If you are getting – connection could not be established on telnet, for those IP address, it means that IP is not listened on port 80- by IIS, to check this, you can also type the IP address in browser and see, what it brings up, act accordingly
If there is no blockage on Firewall – Both Windows & Network, you have to make IP listen forcefully, use below command
netsh http add iplisten 10.X.X.X
After performing this command, you can telnet to the required port & it will have th IP up on that port, for 443, make sure, you have SSL & proper cert attached to the web site.
Please feel free to raise your questions on this
Happy Learning & I thank you for your valuable time
It is advisable that before testing a website online it is better to run it on a local server otherwise faulty configuration will automatically not open the website.
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Silvester Norman
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Very true & acceptable
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