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I have deployed an ASP.NET (Webforms-C#) Application on IIS 8.5 (Windows Server 2012 R2). When I bind it to 80 port, it works fine as 'localhost' but when I assign a HostName or IP address, I can no longer access the site. 'This Page cannot be displayed' error shows up when accessing the site.
I checked similar questions but they didn't help me with the issue.
Edit: Through IIS, when I 'Browse' my site, it works on localhost but not with HostName. I looked through similar questions and some suggestions were to check the Firewall, but I think Firewall comes second as that is for the remote access, right now my problem is that it can't even be viewed on it's own server where it's deployed.
Edit 2: It seems I can access the site remotely using the IP address of the server (it will use localhost) but still no luck with the HostName and user assigned IP.
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I have deployed an ASP.NET (Webforms-C#) Application on IIS 8.5 (Windows Server 2012 R2). When I bind it to 80 port, it works fine as 'localhost' but when I assign a HostName or IP address, I can no longer access the site. 'This Page cannot be displayed' error shows up when accessing the site.
I checked similar questions but they didn't help me with the issue.
Edit: Through IIS, when I 'Browse' my site, it works on localhost but not with HostName. I looked through similar questions and some suggestions were to check the Firewall, but I think Firewall comes second as that is for the remote access, right now my problem is that it can't even be viewed on it's own server where it's deployed.
Edit 2: It seems I can access the site remotely using the IP address of the server (it will use localhost) but still no luck with the HostName and user assigned IP.
asp.net iis
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I have deployed an ASP.NET (Webforms-C#) Application on IIS 8.5 (Windows Server 2012 R2). When I bind it to 80 port, it works fine as 'localhost' but when I assign a HostName or IP address, I can no longer access the site. 'This Page cannot be displayed' error shows up when accessing the site.
I checked similar questions but they didn't help me with the issue.
Edit: Through IIS, when I 'Browse' my site, it works on localhost but not with HostName. I looked through similar questions and some suggestions were to check the Firewall, but I think Firewall comes second as that is for the remote access, right now my problem is that it can't even be viewed on it's own server where it's deployed.
Edit 2: It seems I can access the site remotely using the IP address of the server (it will use localhost) but still no luck with the HostName and user assigned IP.
asp.net iis
I have deployed an ASP.NET (Webforms-C#) Application on IIS 8.5 (Windows Server 2012 R2). When I bind it to 80 port, it works fine as 'localhost' but when I assign a HostName or IP address, I can no longer access the site. 'This Page cannot be displayed' error shows up when accessing the site.
I checked similar questions but they didn't help me with the issue.
Edit: Through IIS, when I 'Browse' my site, it works on localhost but not with HostName. I looked through similar questions and some suggestions were to check the Firewall, but I think Firewall comes second as that is for the remote access, right now my problem is that it can't even be viewed on it's own server where it's deployed.
Edit 2: It seems I can access the site remotely using the IP address of the server (it will use localhost) but still no luck with the HostName and user assigned IP.
asp.net iis
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Few things to check:
Bindings
Check your iis site bindings and if needed create additional binding with host name and ip address. if there are other sites then try a different port number [8080, or 8081 etc]Host file Run notepad as an Admin then browse and open C:windowssystem32driversetchosts
Create a new entry with as below with the following format
"local ip/machine ip" Hostname
192.168.100.200 WINWEBDEV
note: you may want to add this host entry on the host and machine you are trying to reach the site from
- Ports, Windows firewall, Antivirus, Event log,
Or just open a browser press F12 on chrome or IE to see a bit more detail about the issue Hope this helps
answered Mar 17 '15 at 3:45
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Few things to check:
Bindings
Check your iis site bindings and if needed create additional binding with host name and ip address. if there are other sites then try a different port number [8080, or 8081 etc]Host file Run notepad as an Admin then browse and open C:windowssystem32driversetchosts
Create a new entry with as below with the following format
"local ip/machine ip" Hostname
192.168.100.200 WINWEBDEV
note: you may want to add this host entry on the host and machine you are trying to reach the site from
- Ports, Windows firewall, Antivirus, Event log,
Or just open a browser press F12 on chrome or IE to see a bit more detail about the issue Hope this helps
answered Mar 17 '15 at 3:45
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Few things to check:
Bindings
Check your iis site bindings and if needed create additional binding with host name and ip address. if there are other sites then try a different port number [8080, or 8081 etc]Host file Run notepad as an Admin then browse and open C:windowssystem32driversetchosts
Create a new entry with as below with the following format
"local ip/machine ip" Hostname
192.168.100.200 WINWEBDEV
note: you may want to add this host entry on the host and machine you are trying to reach the site from
- Ports, Windows firewall, Antivirus, Event log,
Or just open a browser press F12 on chrome or IE to see a bit more detail about the issue Hope this helps
answered Mar 17 '15 at 3:45
zmanzman
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Few things to check:
Bindings
Check your iis site bindings and if needed create additional binding with host name and ip address. if there are other sites then try a different port number [8080, or 8081 etc]Host file Run notepad as an Admin then browse and open C:windowssystem32driversetchosts
Create a new entry with as below with the following format
"local ip/machine ip" Hostname
192.168.100.200 WINWEBDEV
note: you may want to add this host entry on the host and machine you are trying to reach the site from
- Ports, Windows firewall, Antivirus, Event log,
Or just open a browser press F12 on chrome or IE to see a bit more detail about the issue Hope this helps
answered Mar 17 '15 at 3:45
zmanzman
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Few things to check:
Bindings
Check your iis site bindings and if needed create additional binding with host name and ip address. if there are other sites then try a different port number [8080, or 8081 etc]Host file Run notepad as an Admin then browse and open C:windowssystem32driversetchosts
Create a new entry with as below with the following format
"local ip/machine ip" Hostname
192.168.100.200 WINWEBDEV
note: you may want to add this host entry on the host and machine you are trying to reach the site from
- Ports, Windows firewall, Antivirus, Event log,
Or just open a browser press F12 on chrome or IE to see a bit more detail about the issue Hope this helps
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