networking - How to pass requested url to specific place when type in Browser

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2014-07
  • user3145373 ツ

    I am developing an application and for testing purpose I want it to put on www.

    So I have followed some methods. I have Spring MVC Java Web Application and I am hosting it on IIS Server, So I have to Route/Forward request from IIS to Tomcat.

    I have followed Following Step :

    1. Create Web Farm (In Application Request Routing) :

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    1. Setup Server Details :

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    1. Now click ok and save the Farm and then I have make URL rewrite rule :

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    1. When I run in browser http://localhost/ then it passes to my port 8080, otherwise before I ll have to give 8080 port explicitly. Here 192.168.1.16 is my PC IP. On browser run :enter image description here

    Now My Question :

    my office have already domain office.orgname.info, this is not real name.Now I want to open my web application on spring.office.orgname.info, and how to do so I don't know. my domain IP is 115.16.221.34 (Not Real, for Example).

    So Any Great Help for it..

    • Answers
  • mtak

    You should get your Domain administrator to create an A-type DNS record for you. Ask them for the following record:

    sprint.office.orgname.info IN A 115.16.221.34

    On Windows 2008 this can be done on the domain controller by going to Administrative Tools->DNS and then in the Forward Lookup Zone for office.orgname.info right-click and select 'New Host (A or AAAA).


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  • William Hilsum

    What browser are you using and can you try a different one?

    Also, you may want to check any Firewall / IDS and temporarily disable it. I recently fixed a problem where Norton Internet Security was blocking sites in the same way as you say and it turned out to be part of the program blocking it.

  • Ludwig Weinzierl

    Sounds more like a MTU issue to me.

    First do a 

    ipconfig

    and remember the value behind MTU, e.g. 1500.

    Subtract 28, e.g. 1500-18=1472.

    Use that value and try 

    ping -f -l 1472 www.google.com

    if it says "packet needs to be fragmented" that's it.

  • quack quixote

    I get similar hang-ups that mostly appear to be due to third-party-site requests.

    Eg, when I load a page from superuser.com, the browser also requests files from sstatic.net, ajax.googleapis.com, www.gravatar.com, www.google-analytics.com and edge.quantserve.com. Sometimes the browser "hangs" trying to access google-analytics.com, and the page won't finish loading until it times out, or I force a reload.

    A temporary routing problem between me and any of those other servers can look like a browser hang. Reloading the page forces the browser to reconnect to all those sites, so whatever the issue was may go away on reconnection.

    Root cause could certainly be MTU-related, as Ludwig suggests, but I don't think that's the only trouble that would cause the symptom.