Does anyone know much about ARR, IIS and SSL?
Does anyone know much about ARR, IIS and SSL?
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TheAngryDog

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13,273 posts

239 months

Thursday 14th May 2020
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I am having some issues with ARR and SSL. Does anyone here have any experience working with it?

Thanks.

theboss

7,540 posts

249 months

Thursday 14th May 2020
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I haven’t touched ARR but I do a lot of content switching / SSL work - what’s the nature of the problem?

TheAngryDog

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13,273 posts

239 months

Thursday 14th May 2020
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I've just managed to nail it. The issue I was having was getting ARR to accept SSL requests, but I've sorted it.
For my next trick I need to add some redundancy for the ARR server.

theboss

7,540 posts

249 months

Thursday 14th May 2020
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TheAngryDog said:
I've just managed to nail it. The issue I was having was getting ARR to accept SSL requests, but I've sorted it.
For my next trick I need to add some redundancy for the ARR server.
I'm guessing you had to configure a HTTPS binding for the ARR server with a certificate installed in the system context.

For redundancy I'm not sure where you go - several ARR machines with NLB, or a load-balancer which sort of defeats the object...

TheAngryDog

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Thursday 14th May 2020
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theboss said:
TheAngryDog said:
I've just managed to nail it. The issue I was having was getting ARR to accept SSL requests, but I've sorted it.
For my next trick I need to add some redundancy for the ARR server.
I'm guessing you had to configure a HTTPS binding for the ARR server with a certificate installed in the system context.

For redundancy I'm not sure where you go - several ARR machines with NLB, or a load-balancer which sort of defeats the object...
Yes, I had missed putting the cert on the local arr server. I've gone with nlb in active/passive mode. I don't need scalability, the system won't get enough use for that.