Hello,
Our client has 3 IPs. They want to run a different server on port 80 of
each. IIS6-7 does not cooperate. I am unable to find any resources using
google. Any known issues/workarounds?
Best Regards,
SZ
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> Our client has 3 IPs. They want to run a different server on port 80 of
> each. IIS6-7 does not cooperate. I am unable to find any resources using
> google. Any known issues/workarounds?
This is a how Windows (or any other OS I know) works.
There is only one program which can listen on a given t
On 9/15/07, Fastream Technologies <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Our client has 3 IPs. They want to run a different server on port 80 of
> each. IIS6-7 does not cooperate. I am unable to find any resources using
> google. Any known issues/workarounds?
Could you be more specific:
* Is only
Again, they want to run one server on different IPs same port. However, IIS
does not like to share ports--grabs all IPs.
HTH,
SZ
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From: "Francois PIETTE" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "ICS support mailing"
Sent: Saturday, September 15, 2007 12:26 PM
Subject: Re: [twsocke
> Again, they want to run one server on different IPs same port.
> However, IIS does not like to share ports--grabs all IPs.
I've seen that with IIS/5 FTP, don't have an answer though, I've got
several FTP servers running on W2KS, but the IIS one is on port 2100
because it will not share 21 with
Hello,
One computer has 1 nic with 3 IPs. IIS is supposed to answer only one IP and
the rest should be taken care by other servers. Sorry for the confusion.
Regards,
SZ
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From: "Gustavo Carreno" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "ICS support mailing"
Sent: Saturday, Septembe
> Again, they want to run one server on different IPs same port. However,
> IIS
> does not like to share ports--grabs all IPs.
IIS has setting to select IP addresses or to use all available IP.
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Yes I saw that in IIS7. Yet when I select 192.168.2.4, it still grabs all
IPs. I know it's strange but I believe that has something to do with IIS
HTTP engine being kernel mode.
I:
- shut down IIS
- install ICS code on 127.0.0.1
(so far so good)
- tried to run IIS on 192.168.2.4 and it failed.
Hello,
I would like to know if there is any way using ICS that I can discover if a
Listening UDP port is free or already in use? There is any method to do that?
I ask this beacuse I need to make a port pool, so, I will have a range of ports
(Eg: 3 to 31000) and I will open ports for incoming
Hello Éric,
Just call Listen method in an exception block. If exception then choose
another port and call Listen again, and so on.
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Saturday, September 15, 2007, 19:09, Éric Fleming Bonilha wrote
On 9/15/07, Fastream Technologies <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Yes I saw that in IIS7. Yet when I select 192.168.2.4, it still grabs all
> IPs. I know it's strange but I believe that has something to do with IIS
> HTTP engine being kernel mode.
This is odd but true, even if you shutdown IIS the bl
Use this function and add the following units: wsports and snmp
function IsPortFree(Prt: Integer): Boolean;
var p: TWSPorts;
begin
p := TWSPorts.Create;
p.Refresh;
if p.PortInUse(Prt) then Result:= False else Result:= True;
p.Free;
end;
//
// © 2000 Epsylon Software Development
//
// WSP
On 9/15/07, Wilfried Mestdagh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Just call Listen method in an exception block. If exception then choose
> another port and call Listen again, and so on.
Either that or Goggle a bit for the source code of a netstat copy-cat
application and you'll have the code to investig
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