Problem with url in IIS

[bmatias]

Hi,



I have a Windows Server 2008 R2 with IIS 6.2 with a default website published.

I have a url that is binded to the webserver, and when I access http://www.siteurl.com, I can reach the default page.

But I have a subfolder that I need to access a website but through url (www.siteurl.com/abc/def).

When I go with IP (internal - 192.168.x.x/abc/def or external - 111.111.111.111/abc/def), I can reach the webpage, but when I try http://www.siteurl.com/abc/def from outside I get an error that "The requested URL /abc/def/ was not found on this server.".

This is driving me crazy...

What can this be? What o I need to do to fix this dns/url/whatever misconfiguration?



Thanks a lot.



BM

 

[Neemobeer]

Is there a default document defined there?

 

[bmatias]

Is there a default document defined there?

Yes... there is... that's why when i access using the ip address i get the expected result... but accessing by name, it's gives the error...

 

[Neemobeer]

Does the URL work internally?

 

[bmatias]

Does the URL work internally?

No... the url doens't work internally... internally only work with the private IP...

Thank you

 

[Neemobeer]

Ok and you did mention the binding is setup and that works. Is /abc/def in the same physical path as the root default document and the group IIS_IUSRS has proper rights on that directory structure?

 

[Neemobeer]

And also have you looked at the iis logs and event viewer?

 

[bmatias]

The event viewer and iis logs don't say anything usefull...
The folder has the correct permissions, and are subfolder of the root folder. So they inherited the permissions.

 

[Neemobeer]

Do you have any kind of url redirection or header transforms?

 

[bmatias]

Do you have any kind of url redirection or header transforms?

No... nothing of that...
I'm thinking it mmight be something related with binding or permissions for subfolders websites... but i can't reach any configuration refered to it...

 

[Neemobeer]

I'd say it isn't a permission issue if you can access it by IP. The binding is more likely. I don't deal with a ton of IIS and I don't if there are others on here. You may want to pose your question specifically on an IIS forum.

This will probably be the best place to ask.
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