https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-enterprise-questions/configuring-another-website-through-iis-on-a/m-p/1569838#M41266 <P>Good Morning,</P><P>I have been attempting to figure out how to configure IIS appropriately so that I can host an additional website and ensure it is not interfering with the Portal and Server.</P><P>The website I'm trying to server is pretty simple, it's a Django website that I'm just using for the built-in administrative site to give a group access to edit their SQL table manually as right now they are emailing me with changes.</P><P>I'm not super experienced with IIS as I have used Linux for all my web serving needs before this, so I'm hoping this is a simple fix. My first attempt didn't end well, and I messed up the Handler Mappings so the portal was not serving static files correctly. I was able to get in contact with someone who has served Django on our enterprise infrastructure, and they gave me a great guide. In the guide it shows you how to construct the web.config, but I'm getting an error when I try to access the sites Handler Mappings saying that I can't add another StaticFile mapping because one already exists.</P><P>My understanding with IIS is that things are nested so if the localhost level has a handler mapping it gets passed down to each site. Does Portal and Server need to have that StaticFile at the localhost level or can I move that down into the portal/server site so that I can have two independent mappings, one for each site?</P> Wed, 18 Dec 2024 18:50:13 GMT ChrisCowin_dhs 2024-12-18T18:50:13Z https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-enterprise-questions/configuring-another-website-through-iis-on-a/m-p/1569838#M41266 <P>Good Morning,</P><P>I have been attempting to figure out how to configure IIS appropriately so that I can host an additional website and ensure it is not interfering with the Portal and Server.</P><P>The website I'm trying to server is pretty simple, it's a Django website that I'm just using for the built-in administrative site to give a group access to edit their SQL table manually as right now they are emailing me with changes.</P><P>I'm not super experienced with IIS as I have used Linux for all my web serving needs before this, so I'm hoping this is a simple fix. My first attempt didn't end well, and I messed up the Handler Mappings so the portal was not serving static files correctly. I was able to get in contact with someone who has served Django on our enterprise infrastructure, and they gave me a great guide. In the guide it shows you how to construct the web.config, but I'm getting an error when I try to access the sites Handler Mappings saying that I can't add another StaticFile mapping because one already exists.</P><P>My understanding with IIS is that things are nested so if the localhost level has a handler mapping it gets passed down to each site. Does Portal and Server need to have that StaticFile at the localhost level or can I move that down into the portal/server site so that I can have two independent mappings, one for each site?</P> Wed, 18 Dec 2024 18:50:13 GMT https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-enterprise-questions/configuring-another-website-through-iis-on-a/m-p/1569838#M41266 ChrisCowin_dhs 2024-12-18T18:50:13Z