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How to access MVC application after deployed to remote server IIS
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I have deployed my MVC Application to a clients remote server and it runs fine when I "Browse" from IIS, how do I access this from outside of this Remote server ? If I put the Remote Servers IP in my browser, it doesnt display anything ?
EDIT
@Spotted, as requested, this is what I have in my site bindings:
Any direction would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
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I have deployed my MVC Application to a clients remote server and it runs fine when I "Browse" from IIS, how do I access this from outside of this Remote server ? If I put the Remote Servers IP in my browser, it doesnt display anything ?
EDIT
@Spotted, as requested, this is what I have in my site bindings:
Any direction would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
asp.net-mvc model-view-controller web-deployment publishing
asked Mar 26 at 15:18
AxleWackAxleWack
9498 silver badges27 bronze badges
Which IIS bindings are defined for the site hosting your application ?
– Spotted
Mar 26 at 15:32
Are you referring to the site bindings for my application ?
– AxleWack
Mar 27 at 8:48
Yes. Can you post them please ? Also, is your remote server normally accessible from outside ?
– Spotted
Mar 28 at 6:36
I have added the image as requested, I hope this is what you were looking for. So this is a brand new server, I can only RDP to this server when connected via a VPN, could this make a difference ? PS: When I type in the Servers IP address in the browser in the server, it opens my log in page, but does not work when I type the IP in my browser ? I would think that If I am on the VPN, it should also work, considering I can RDP to the server ?
– AxleWack
Mar 28 at 13:13
Yes this could make a big differerence. First make sure the server is accessible from the outside world. One possibility is configuring port forwarding in the gateway. Typically redirect each request from <public_ip>:80 to <private_id_your_remote_server>:80.
– Spotted
Mar 28 at 13:18
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show 6 more comments
I have deployed my MVC Application to a clients remote server and it runs fine when I "Browse" from IIS, how do I access this from outside of this Remote server ? If I put the Remote Servers IP in my browser, it doesnt display anything ?
EDIT
@Spotted, as requested, this is what I have in my site bindings:
Any direction would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
asp.net-mvc model-view-controller web-deployment publishing
asked Mar 26 at 15:18
AxleWackAxleWack
9498 silver badges27 bronze badges
I have deployed my MVC Application to a clients remote server and it runs fine when I "Browse" from IIS, how do I access this from outside of this Remote server ? If I put the Remote Servers IP in my browser, it doesnt display anything ?
EDIT
@Spotted, as requested, this is what I have in my site bindings:
Any direction would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
asp.net-mvc model-view-controller web-deployment publishing
asp.net-mvc model-view-controller web-deployment publishing
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AxleWackAxleWack
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Which IIS bindings are defined for the site hosting your application ?
– Spotted
Mar 26 at 15:32
Are you referring to the site bindings for my application ?
– AxleWack
Mar 27 at 8:48
Yes. Can you post them please ? Also, is your remote server normally accessible from outside ?
– Spotted
Mar 28 at 6:36
I have added the image as requested, I hope this is what you were looking for. So this is a brand new server, I can only RDP to this server when connected via a VPN, could this make a difference ? PS: When I type in the Servers IP address in the browser in the server, it opens my log in page, but does not work when I type the IP in my browser ? I would think that If I am on the VPN, it should also work, considering I can RDP to the server ?
– AxleWack
Mar 28 at 13:13
Yes this could make a big differerence. First make sure the server is accessible from the outside world. One possibility is configuring port forwarding in the gateway. Typically redirect each request from <public_ip>:80 to <private_id_your_remote_server>:80.
– Spotted
Mar 28 at 13:18
|
show 6 more comments
Which IIS bindings are defined for the site hosting your application ?
– Spotted
Mar 26 at 15:32
Are you referring to the site bindings for my application ?
– AxleWack
Mar 27 at 8:48
Yes. Can you post them please ? Also, is your remote server normally accessible from outside ?
– Spotted
Mar 28 at 6:36
I have added the image as requested, I hope this is what you were looking for. So this is a brand new server, I can only RDP to this server when connected via a VPN, could this make a difference ? PS: When I type in the Servers IP address in the browser in the server, it opens my log in page, but does not work when I type the IP in my browser ? I would think that If I am on the VPN, it should also work, considering I can RDP to the server ?
– AxleWack
Mar 28 at 13:13
Yes this could make a big differerence. First make sure the server is accessible from the outside world. One possibility is configuring port forwarding in the gateway. Typically redirect each request from <public_ip>:80 to <private_id_your_remote_server>:80.
– Spotted
Mar 28 at 13:18
Which IIS bindings are defined for the site hosting your application ?
– Spotted
Mar 26 at 15:32
Which IIS bindings are defined for the site hosting your application ?
– Spotted
Mar 26 at 15:32
Are you referring to the site bindings for my application ?
– AxleWack
Mar 27 at 8:48
Are you referring to the site bindings for my application ?
– AxleWack
Mar 27 at 8:48
Yes. Can you post them please ? Also, is your remote server normally accessible from outside ?
– Spotted
Mar 28 at 6:36
Yes. Can you post them please ? Also, is your remote server normally accessible from outside ?
– Spotted
Mar 28 at 6:36
I have added the image as requested, I hope this is what you were looking for. So this is a brand new server, I can only RDP to this server when connected via a VPN, could this make a difference ? PS: When I type in the Servers IP address in the browser in the server, it opens my log in page, but does not work when I type the IP in my browser ? I would think that If I am on the VPN, it should also work, considering I can RDP to the server ?
– AxleWack
Mar 28 at 13:13
I have added the image as requested, I hope this is what you were looking for. So this is a brand new server, I can only RDP to this server when connected via a VPN, could this make a difference ? PS: When I type in the Servers IP address in the browser in the server, it opens my log in page, but does not work when I type the IP in my browser ? I would think that If I am on the VPN, it should also work, considering I can RDP to the server ?
– AxleWack
Mar 28 at 13:13
Yes this could make a big differerence. First make sure the server is accessible from the outside world. One possibility is configuring port forwarding in the gateway. Typically redirect each request from <public_ip>:80 to <private_id_your_remote_server>:80.
– Spotted
Mar 28 at 13:18
Yes this could make a big differerence. First make sure the server is accessible from the outside world. One possibility is configuring port forwarding in the gateway. Typically redirect each request from <public_ip>:80 to <private_id_your_remote_server>:80.
– Spotted
Mar 28 at 13:18
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Which IIS bindings are defined for the site hosting your application ?
– Spotted
Mar 26 at 15:32
Are you referring to the site bindings for my application ?
– AxleWack
Mar 27 at 8:48
Yes. Can you post them please ? Also, is your remote server normally accessible from outside ?
– Spotted
Mar 28 at 6:36
I have added the image as requested, I hope this is what you were looking for. So this is a brand new server, I can only RDP to this server when connected via a VPN, could this make a difference ? PS: When I type in the Servers IP address in the browser in the server, it opens my log in page, but does not work when I type the IP in my browser ? I would think that If I am on the VPN, it should also work, considering I can RDP to the server ?
– AxleWack
Mar 28 at 13:13
Yes this could make a big differerence. First make sure the server is accessible from the outside world. One possibility is configuring port forwarding in the gateway. Typically redirect each request from <public_ip>:80 to <private_id_your_remote_server>:80.
– Spotted
Mar 28 at 13:18