I can access a web service from remote machine through vpn.
And cannot access that web service from my local machine. I tried to install Visual studio in remote machine but there is no enough space.
I would like to create a web application and deploy it in remote machine, which will test that web service. Is it possible? or please let me know how to test that web service through my mvc web application.
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We have a .NET CORE web application running in Docker container on Linux. Our application connects to SQL Server. We have a requirement to connect to the database using Windows Authentication, and from my IIS experience I know that application needs to run within the context of the AD user that will be used to connect to SQL using Windows Auth.
Am I correct in this assumption? How do I define this with web app running on Kestrel in Linux Docker?
I have recently developed a asp mvc 4 application in vs 2017 express and published that to local folder. Also developed a windows service to be hosted on 4 local machine. Web application is hosted on local IIS and working fine. Now, the proble is that
How do I communicate from Web app to windows service with push notifications? To be send from browser to service once web application gets updated ?
Need to send push notification to each service with specific IP hosted in different local machines when triggered ?
What needs to be done to interact between the applications ?
Please help me solve this.
I have following applications:
1. Azure cloud application (mvc mobile web application)
2. Service Bus Relay application(currently console application)
In this user interacts with the cloud application and then I'm sending data to the relay service which we are going to host it in client premises. Right now all the data interactions are fine. I'm able to save and receive data.
As it is a console app it always run as a command prompt. I would like to convert service bus relay application as a windows service so that I won't get this command prompt window. Our client doesn't want command prompt to be run in their server. Is it possible to convert it as a service? or is there is any other way to do it? I see all the examples using console applications.
Please help.
If you're running your app in a Virtual Machine or Cloud Service (web/worker role), you can indeed install a Windows Service. You'd just have to code up the Windows Service shell (start/stop/etc) and incorporate Service Bus code.
If you're running your code as a Web App (in an App Service), then no, you cannot install a Windows Service, as App Service doesn't let you install such software (since everything runs in a sandbox).
I have created an MVC application in Visual Studio 2013 and I now wish to deploy this on the IIS of the server so that all employees from within the company will be able to access it via their windows login credentials.
When I run this in localhost via Visual Studio debug it works as expected but I have been trying unsuccessfully to deploy this to a network server and I am unsure of the process and would be grateful for some clarification.
I chose a file system publish from the publish options but I am unsure as to how to get this accessible as an application. I have tried adding the files via the new website wizard and tried the url of 'holidays/' which I had entered but without success. I then tried to add the same virtual directory location as an application from within this website but again this was unsuccessful.
I use Web Deploy with VS. Your target server needs to also have Web Deploy:
Installing and Configuring Web Deploy on IIS 7
Once your target server is ready, you can deploy from VS. Here's a guide on doing that (you can jump right to "Publish to IIS" section if you like):
ASP.NET Web Deployment using Visual Studio
With Web Deploy, you can choose to publish directly or use a deployment package. Once you are happy the publishing works locally, you have a level of confidence your publishing will work in your Live environment.
I would suggest that before you publish direct to a live environment, that you test publish it to your local machine or a test environment that has the same IIS version, and .NET Framework installed.
Implementing the steps here: http://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/mobile-services-dotnet-backend-how-to-configure-iis-express/
I tried to access the mobile service REST interface from iOS, Android and Windows based applications running on a remote machine performing GETs and POSTS all requests result in an "authorization has been denied for this request" response.
I am able to navigate to the mobile service website from the remote machine mentioned above, which is on the same subnet as the mobile service, however when clicking on the "try it out" link I am prompted to enter credentials. I tried entering the mobile service key, windows credentials and the credentials used when setting up the database none worked all resulted in a re-prompt for credentials.
The same Android and Windows applications work without issue when running on the machine the mobile service is running on. I have to use 10.0.2.2 for android app running in the emulator to get the loopback to work but otherwise the code is unchanged.
The azure mobile service is running in the debugger using Visual Studio 2013 with Update 3. Visual Studio was launched as an admin.
All three apps iOS, Android and Windows can access the same mobile service when its running in Azure (Cloud).
I have read that the mobile service, running in IISExpress, allows anonymous requests originating from localhost but I have not seen any mention about how to configure authentication when accessing remotely or if any adjustments are needed to authenticate properly.
Any ideas?
Remote access for IIS Express is initially blocked
On Vista and Win7 or Win 8 run the following command with administratice Privileges
netsh http add urlacl url=http://xxxxx:port/ user=everyone