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Standalone to NLB | How Sites binding Works

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Hi Folks ,

We have multiple IIS 7.5 Server's with dozens of sites and application hosted. But all Server's are in standalone mode. We are planning to deploy them in load balance mode. I figured following methods can be implement to do so.

  1. NLB 
  2. ARR
  3. NLB + ARR
  4. Windows Clustering (Not Recommended according to various Forums)

Starting With NLB

I have configured two nodes NLB cluster (For Testing) and it is so for working , i can browse node1 site , node2 site and when i manually down one of node it site browsed from other host. Its working for single site.

 As i described that in production we have dozens of sites which are binded to either IP or Host header. In NLB dedicated IP assigned to Node1 and Node2 & Virtual IP assigned to Both nodes by NLB application.

Now My Questions

  • Now how i can accomplish my bindings in NLB ? , Lets say i want to publish 10 sites with dedicated IP's and 10 Sites with Host header. 
  • In DNS , do i need to map Host records to Nodes or NLB Virtual IP ?
  • IN IIS Site Binding, should i map a site with Node1 or Node2 IP or VIP 
  • Additionally i see that VIP is not appearing in IIS binding drop down list .

Please advise me the suitable solution for Site Bindings in case NLB.


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