Re: IIS6 connecting ports

What exactly is crashing? IIS? The application pool? Something else?
When does it crash? Immediately when you enabled NIC2? When you (try to)
connect to the database?
What is the definition of a crash in this context (i have a feeling that you
mean that the websites are just inaccessible)?

Nothing explained in your message should cause IIS to crash. Connecting to
two different databases from the same web server, from different
applications should not be a problem.

Can this be a routing issue? When you enable NIC2 the server doesn't really
know which NIC to use for outgoing traffic?

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Regards,
Kristofer Gafvert
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> Hi,
> I have been running our business website on II6 in a DMZ connecting
> back to the LAN SQL 2000 server with no issues for a few years. We now
> are looking to add another 2 websites onto IIS which will be on a 2nd
> NIC connecting to a different SQL server on the LAN.
>
> IIS [DMZ]
> NIC1 - 10.0.10.10 [connect to server1 on 1433]
> NIC2 - 10.0.10.11 & 10.0.10.12 [connect to server2 on 1434]
>
> SQL [LAN]
> Server 1 - 192.168.40.40
> Server 2 - 192.168.40.41
>
> On the firewall I have created 3 access rules to allow websites to
> connect back to the relative SQL boxes on SQL ports above but as soon
> as I enable the NIC2 to connect to SQL server 2 it crashes all
> websites as NIC attempts to access Server2!
>
> Surely its possible to host multiple websites on a NIC and connect
> back to differing SQL servers, as the connection strings in the
> webconfig are pointing back to the correct DBs?
>
> I am really lost here and have delayed the rollout of the 2 additonal
> websitse because of this, any ideas appreciated
>
> Thanx