IIS 7.5 Bad Request (Invalid Hostname)
Jan 8, 2012
Ok forced to use IIS7.5( begin puke puke puke end) and of course nothing works. Let's take it from start.I created a project and i started IIS7 and created a new website,added the host and checked the security permissions of the folders.I saw most of the features are done automatically so thought this won't work the first time.
I looked at the application pool and changed it to use 32 bit app's (it is a vs2008 app on server 2008 64),i cannot enable isapi but i don't know if it's needed.What else,ehm,checked authentication for anonym also ip address was left to any,ah and changed the port (it's not running on 80) and also checked the binding's set to that port and also used 80 port + myport for a test and also 80 alone just to piss me off more.
Let me state here that the same application works perfect on IIS6 with just using the host i want and my port and of course changing the security.
Also the 2008 log is very useful, showing logs of 3 hours ago. So is it something i must do or the admin messed the dns redirection to this machine.
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