Hi, I ran a test with the following setup.
Server A will run one Witango service and the databases will reside here. Server B will run IIS, Witango Client and one Witango service Server B contains all the Witango and web files in the wwwroot folder. IIS is setup to run this website. Server A does not contain any Witango and web files for this application. IIS is not setup to run this web site. DNS points to the IIS website running on Server B. The apps runs fine repeatedly (closing the browser and opening a new one). I can tell which Witango Service is serving the browser because one of my Witango services is running on a 30 day trial license and the green trailer displays when the browser is using this service. Also the Witango log files on both servers show evidence of the app running on them. I am concluding that the Witango apps and html files only have to be placed on the server hosting the IIS service and Witango Client. In this test, server B. It appears that server A reads the Witango files from server B and caches them for further use. So it also appears that you only have to maintain one set of files on the IIS and Witango Client server. You don't need them on subsequent Witango servers included in the load balancing farm. Comments would be appreciated. Maybe everyone knows this and I just didn't get it. Thanks Steve Fogelson Internet Commerce Solutions FYI: Witango config for each server included below Server A witango.ini VALIDHOSTS=127.0.0.1:10.10.20.14 client.ini [witango55_iis.dll] WITANGO_SERVER=127.0.0.1,18155 Server B witango.ini VALIDHOSTS=127.0.0.1 client.ini WITANGO_SERVER=XXX14,127.0.0.1,18155:XXX9,10.10.20.9,18155 CONNECTION_TIMEOUT=0 FORCE_SERVER_ARG_NAME=_SrvID ________________________________________________________________________ TO UNSUBSCRIBE: Go to http://www.witango.com/developer/maillist.taf
