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    WAS and IIS

    I am setting up the standard WAS on a Windows 2016 Standard server.
    I do have IIS turned on but in theory is using a specific ip address only.

    I have installed two instances of the WAS, each with it's own IP address and using Port 80, so the server has 3 IP addresses

    WAS will not start.
    If I shutdown IIS, the both WAS' start fine.

    It is as though IIS is grabbing all available IP's?

    Anyone run into this? I saw there was a fix to IIS 6, but I'm running IIS 10.

    Thanks in advance,
    Alan

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    Re: WAS and IIS

    Don't exactly know what changed, but it appears to be working now.

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      #3
      Re: WAS and IIS

      I know from working with my load balancer that IIS will lock port 80 on ALL IP addresses even if all of the websites are set to a specific IP address. I am using IIS just to redirect port 80 over to 443 for one IP address, but I always have to stop that IIS website in order for my Load Balancer to fire up, which is set to specific IP addresses for both port 80 adn 443. I will be removing IIS shortly since I can do all of my redirection through the load balancer config now.
      Steve Wood
      See my profile on IADN

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        Re: WAS and IIS

        Originally posted by Steve Wood View Post
        I know from working with my load balancer that IIS will lock port 80 on ALL IP addresses even if all of the websites are set to a specific IP address. I am using IIS just to redirect port 80 over to 443 for one IP address, but I always have to stop that IIS website in order for my Load Balancer to fire up, which is set to specific IP addresses for both port 80 adn 443. I will be removing IIS shortly since I can do all of my redirection through the load balancer config now.
        I was able to get IIS to only care about the one IP address for port 80 and leave the others alone.

        netsh http show iplisten

        if it shows the other ip addresses you can remove them, and that seemed to work

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          #5
          Re: WAS and IIS

          Alan, I will try to set that up in a restart script. It only affects my LB after a reboot but it always throws me each time.
          Steve Wood
          See my profile on IADN

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            Re: WAS and IIS

            Originally posted by Steve Wood View Post
            Alan, I will try to set that up in a restart script. It only affects my LB after a reboot but it always throws me each time.
            Once you remove the IP addresses you don't want IIS to grab, it should be permanent. No need to put in a start script.

            So the "show" will show them.

            To remove the unwanted ones do:
            netsh http delete iplisten ipaddress=xx.xxx.xxx.xxx

            You will have to restart IIS after then changes.

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