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| Ramzi1 2005-02-22, 5:50 pm |
| We have 4 separare boxes
1. SQL Server as the repository for CMS
2. CMS on a box named cmsdev
3. IIS on a box named deviis
4. Client computer
Question: How will I get the IIS (deviis) box to communicate with CMS
(cmsdev) instead of the CMS installed on the IIS box?
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| Kyong Kwak 2005-02-22, 8:48 pm |
| from what I know you can't separate the cms from iis.. maybe you can
cluster two machines for SQL server instead.
"Ramzi1" <Ramzi1@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> We have 4 separare boxes
> 1. SQL Server as the repository for CMS
> 2. CMS on a box named cmsdev
> 3. IIS on a box named deviis
> 4. Client computer
>
> Question: How will I get the IIS (deviis) box to communicate with CMS
> (cmsdev) instead of the CMS installed on the IIS box?
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| Adam White 2005-02-22, 8:48 pm |
| You cannot. CMS requires IIS and they must both be on the same server. You
will need to install CMS on the deviis server and configure it to use the sql
server. You can have both devcms and deviis accessing the same database
repository but some changes you make to one will also affect the other, eg
setting guest access on or off.
* If you want to access the cms site via another server for security reasons
or something like that, you could try using a reverse proxy (eg Microsoft
ISA) on the front-end server pointing back to the site on the CMS server *
But basically CMS and IIS always go together. You cannot deploy CMS on its
own.
- Adam
"Ramzi1" wrote:
> We have 4 separare boxes
> 1. SQL Server as the repository for CMS
> 2. CMS on a box named cmsdev
> 3. IIS on a box named deviis
> 4. Client computer
>
> Question: How will I get the IIS (deviis) box to communicate with CMS
> (cmsdev) instead of the CMS installed on the IIS box?
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| Stefan [MSFT] 2005-02-23, 7:50 am |
| Hi Ramzi,
see here for a whitepaper explaining how to setup a developer environment:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/d...haredDevEnv.asp
Cheers,
Stefan.
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"Adam White" <AdamWhite@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:F3B10CD7-8B51-4DA8-A1F9-F7650AFDB687@microsoft.com...
> You cannot. CMS requires IIS and they must both be on the same server. You
> will need to install CMS on the deviis server and configure it to use the
sql
> server. You can have both devcms and deviis accessing the same database
> repository but some changes you make to one will also affect the other, eg
> setting guest access on or off.
>
> * If you want to access the cms site via another server for security
reasons[vbcol=seagreen]
> or something like that, you could try using a reverse proxy (eg Microsoft
> ISA) on the front-end server pointing back to the site on the CMS server *
>
> But basically CMS and IIS always go together. You cannot deploy CMS on its
> own.
>
> - Adam
>
>
> "Ramzi1" wrote:
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