Questions tagged [arr]

Application Request Routing(ARR) helps administrators optimize resource utilization for application servers to reduce management costs for Web server farms and shared hosting environments.

IIS Application Request Routing (ARR) 2.5 enables Web server administrators, hosting providers, and Content Delivery Networks (CDNs) to increase Web application scalability and reliability through rule-based routing, client and host name affinity, load balancing of HTTP server requests, and distributed disk caching. With ARR, administrators can optimize resource utilization for application servers to reduce management costs for Web server farms and shared hosting environments.

Source: Application Request Routing Overview

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ARR/URL Rewriter within a .net Web API application

I have two applications. One of which is going to handle authentication across a range of products. Because of this, from each one I want to rewrite a URL from each individual website to our "authentication" project. It would look something like…
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IIS7 Application Request Routing HTTPS

I have a reverse proxy that routes traffic to my app server.. I have login feature on my public website that is served through HTTPS. The SSL certificates are installed in the reverse proxy server only. My app server doesn't have SSL certificate.…
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ARR V2.0 Memory Cache - Html and Image cached objects never hit

i am trying on a caching solution through ARR V2 on my local machine. I have a single node server farm pointing to the oringal server. And all requests coming in to my local machine will be filtered through an inbound rule to be directed to that…
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Does IIS with ARR support fully transparent reverse proxy?

I have got a few web servers running and I want all of them to be accessible via one domain. I set up ARR in IIS as a reverse proxy in another server and it works fine. I, however, need the source ip address to be kept when the requests are…
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arr url rewrite not working for external sites

We are trying to setup a reverse proxy mechanism using ARR and URL Rewrite. The rewriting is working fine when the target url is a one which is hosted in the same server. But when we try to route it to an external server the routing is now working.…
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SignalR connections skewing response time in IIS using ARR

We are using application request routing with 5 servers running IIS 7.5 and have just recently implemented a messaging system using SignalR in our application. The SignalR connections are working as we expect (with the only drawback being that a…
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Redirect on absolute URL doesn't work in MVC 4

For some reasons I have to redirect requests from my MVC 4 application to the pages with absolute URLs that's located in another domains. Here is the the code that I use: public ActionResult Test(string url) { return Redirect(url); } Everything…
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How to split string of characters by commas but keep dates?

I have a string of characters like this in R ABCDE,"January 10, 2010",F,,,,GH,"March 9, 2009",,, I would like to do something like str.split() to partition by all combinations of commas and quotation marks into an array of strings, but keep the…
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Debug net::ERR_CONNECTION_RESET 200 errors

On IIS server with a site behind ARR Reverse Proxy, a site works fine except sometimes I get following error: net::ERR_CONNECTION_RESET 200 (OK) This gives me a blank page! However, when I refresh the page it just load correctly. What could be…
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Why sorting an ascending array (1~100,000) with std::sort() is faster than just using for loop 100,000 times

I know that std::sort has a very high performance, as far as I know it uses Introsort (quickSort+insertionSort+heapSort), but in my tests I found that: "sorting an ascending array (1~99999) with std::sort() is faster than just using for loops…
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How to setup IIS/NGINX reverse proxy (in front of NodeJS) with windows authentication

I currently have a nodeJS app server running on windows that uses node-sspi to authenticate windows network users like this... app.use(function (req, res, next) { var nodeSSPI = require('node-sspi'); var nodeSSPIObj = new nodeSSPI({ …
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IIS7 URL Rewrite to router webadmin from child of default website

The Mission: To access my home router's web admin site through my main website on my home server via IIS URL Rewrite/ARR. So instead of typing in    http://192.168../index.cgi    to get to my router, I can go to my home site   …
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Using custom error pages with ARR / Application Request Routing

How can I display custom HTML instead of the following 502 response from ARR? Traffic is directed to the server farm using a URL Rewrite rule on the server level.
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Javascript content type being changed after URL Rewrite

I am trying to do Reverse Proxy with ARR and URL rewrite to achieve below redirection: Source: http://localhost/test Destination: http://localhost:83/ The final URL displayed will be same as the source URL. Redirection works fine, however all my…
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IIS load balancing using ARR

I am trying to setup 2 load balanced IIS sites on the same server, with the aim of being able to perform code releases without having to take the site down. I have IIS installed and have created a server farm containing 2 local websites, test1 and…
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