Running two IIS's on two different 2003 server machines

[AndrewMBaldwin]

Hey all

We have a Server 2003 Domain controller, and a web server. We are about
get a new webserver, but I wanted to keep both machines up and running
as webservers, where the test server runs the test environment with
it's own SQL Server etc, but I wanted them both to be accessible via

www.domain.com/ApplicationNameOnServer1Or2

We only have one IP address and Domain as of now, otherwise I would
route the reqwuests to the appropriate server in ISA, but since we do
not have that option then I was hoping that somehow that ISA could be
configured to try routing traffic to the other webserver if the first
one doesn't respond (or responds with an error 404)...

Any ideas out there?

AB

[Juan T. Llibre]

Please see my post with subject:
Re: ASP.NET Issues Concerning Scalability
on Thu, 20 Jul 2006 05:21:16 -0400

You need to setup a cluster with Network Load Balancing.

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Hey all

We have a Server 2003 Domain controller, and a web server. We are about
get a new webserver, but I wanted to keep both machines up and running
as webservers, where the test server runs the test environment with
it's own SQL Server etc, but I wanted them both to be accessible via

www.domain.com/ApplicationNameOnServer1Or2

We only have one IP address and Domain as of now, otherwise I would
route the reqwuests to the appropriate server in ISA, but since we do
not have that option then I was hoping that somehow that ISA could be
configured to try routing traffic to the other webserver if the first
one doesn't respond (or responds with an error 404)...

Any ideas out there?

AB