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Publishing to IIS

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09-07-2012 09:38 PM
JudyTroutwine
Regular Contributor
My Silverlight application functions well when launched from VS2010 and from IIS as a local application.  Is something more needed to view the application from outside the network?  Are there any special setting or permissions required?
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SanajyJadhav
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If you want your apps to be seen on internet, there are couple of approaches for it.

You may want to make your ArcGIS Server and web server public or configure reverse proxy.
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JudyTroutwine
Regular Contributor
Sanjay,

A bit more info please.  Just exactly how are the servers made public?  Port 80 is already open.
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Jitendrudulacaraju
Emerging Contributor
Sanjay,

A bit more info please.  Just exactly how are the servers made public?  Port 80 is already open.


Here is an architecture I put in place for a client, Diagram. Just put a Server box in DMZ with a NAT etc. Set a firewall rule to allow the DMZ AGS to access the DB servers.
Also explore the Reverse Proxy set up.
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