- NAV 2016 CU13(9.0.47256.0)
- IIS 8
- Servers all 2012 R2
We have 4 Azure Classic Servers with NAV Instance for RTC, Clickonce and SOAP all connecting to a common Azure Database and using the Load Balance End point to share the opened ports to allow the traffic through.
We have named all the NAV Instances (one on each server) the same.
This works perfectly for the the services (RTC, SOAP, OData and Clickonce) and balances perfectly, splitting the clients across the cluster.
I Need to extend this to the Webclient and Tablet users as they are currently connecting to a single server (one of the instances).
Duplicating the existing working IIS and NAV web server to another of the servers and extending the Load balancing(LB) port to the new server kills the web traffic. (previously working Web clients cant find the NAV instance)
I removed the the Old Server from the LB set and the Web access to NAV is fine once again(and vice versa), but as soon as I have two Servers handling the web traffic it all falls down. I have looked online and cant really find a definitive answer to whether this is possible to do in the Classic VM Azure environment (There is plenty of info relating to this being possible in the Azure ARM -New Client using the newer Load balancing but not the Classic clients).
If anyone has any insight on this it would be great.
Thanks
Matt
- IIS 8
- Servers all 2012 R2
We have 4 Azure Classic Servers with NAV Instance for RTC, Clickonce and SOAP all connecting to a common Azure Database and using the Load Balance End point to share the opened ports to allow the traffic through.
We have named all the NAV Instances (one on each server) the same.
This works perfectly for the the services (RTC, SOAP, OData and Clickonce) and balances perfectly, splitting the clients across the cluster.
I Need to extend this to the Webclient and Tablet users as they are currently connecting to a single server (one of the instances).
Duplicating the existing working IIS and NAV web server to another of the servers and extending the Load balancing(LB) port to the new server kills the web traffic. (previously working Web clients cant find the NAV instance)
I removed the the Old Server from the LB set and the Web access to NAV is fine once again(and vice versa), but as soon as I have two Servers handling the web traffic it all falls down. I have looked online and cant really find a definitive answer to whether this is possible to do in the Classic VM Azure environment (There is plenty of info relating to this being possible in the Azure ARM -New Client using the newer Load balancing but not the Classic clients).
If anyone has any insight on this it would be great.
Thanks
Matt