Should be obvious you would have thought, but alas no.
I set up the farm (3 servers as described in previous posts), and started creating the web applications for the SSPs & websites.
Note: I have a directory set up on the DEV02 (WFE) under E:\MOSS\Webs to store all Web Apps.
When creating the app pool I could not point my web app path at DEV02 E:\MOSS\Webs; SP would only accept DEV01 F:\MOSS\Webs.
Checking on the file systems and IIS app pools all the apps i created were sitting on DEV01 (App Server) rather than DEV02 (WFE).
To fix this:
- Turn off the WSS Web Application Service on all servers other than WFE servers.
Note: If you turn off the web app service on a server, the web apps you have already created that reside on that server will be deleted. - Select Create New Web Application.
- Assign a description; port 80 & host header.
- Set the path to DEV02 E:\MOSS\Webs
- Assign App Pool name & DB name etc
- Create.
- Check IIS & files in DEV02 & E:\MOSS\Webs
The app should now be hosted on DEV02 the WFE.
Interesting article.
ReplyDeleteBut i have some further questions related to it.
In my farm i have :
-Database server
-APP server (hosting the Central admin)
-WFE1 (hosting a portal)
-WFE2 (hosting the same portal)
WFE1 and WFE2 are Netloadbalanced.
My question is, if i want to create 2 portal (portal1,portal2)
And point each portal web applications to a specific WFE like below :
WFE1 = hosting PORTAL1
WFE2 = hosting PORTAL2
How can i do that ?
Because it appears that if the Web application service is started on both servers the web application will be deployed on both of them.