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LemurTech 3 days, 7 hours ago.
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This is build 2.0.0.1385
When attempting to switch a site from shared to dedicated IP (or vice versa), the bindings of the site are completely removed, but the operation then throws errors. Target servers are Windows 2012 R2.
00:00:03 WebInvoke: https://10.168.40.211:9003/AspNet/WebServer.asmx – GetSite. Error: System.Web.Services.Protocols.SoapException: Server was unable to process request. —> System.Runtime.InteropServices.COMException: The object identifier does not represent a valid object. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x800710D8)at Microsoft.Web.Administration.Interop.IAppHostProperty.get_Value()at Microsoft.Web.Administration.ConfigurationElement.GetPropertyValue(IAppHostProperty property)at Microsoft.Web.Administration.Site.get_State()at MSPControl.Providers.Web.IIs.WebObjects.WebObjectsModuleService.GetSiteState(ServerManager srvman, String siteId)at MSPControl.Providers.Web.IIs70.GetSite(String siteId)at MSPControl.Providers.Web.IIs80.GetSite(String siteId)at MSPControl.Providers.Web.WebServices.WebServer.GetSite(String siteId)— End of inner exception stack trace — ( at MSPControl.Core.Web.ServiceProxy.Invoke(String methodName, Func
1 invoke, Func1 syncInvoke)at MSPControl.Core.Web.ServiceProxy.Invoke(String methodName, Object[] parameters)). at MSPControl.Core.Web.ServiceProxy.Invoke(String methodName, Object[] parameters)at MSPControl.Providers.Web.WebServer.GetSite(String siteId)at MSPControl.EnterpriseServer.WebServerController.GetWebSite(Int32 siteItemId)at MSPControl.EnterpriseServer.WebServerController.GetCertificatesForSite(Int32 siteId)at MSPControl.EnterpriseServer.WebServerController.AddWebSitePointer(Int32 siteItemId, String hostName, Int32 domainId, Boolean updateWebSite, Boolean ignoreGlobalDNSRecords, Boolean rebuild)00:00:03 Error executing ‘SWITCH_TO_SHARED_IP’ task on ‘testing10.vortx.com’ WEB_SITE at MSPControl.EnterpriseServer.WebServerController.AddWebSitePointer(Int32 siteItemId, String hostName, Int32 domainId, Boolean updateWebSite, Boolean ignoreGlobalDNSRecords, Boolean rebuild)at MSPControl.EnterpriseServer.WebServerController.SwitchWebSiteToSharedIP(Int32 siteItemId)
00:00:03 WebInvoke: https://10.168.40.211:9003/AspNet/WebServer.asmx – GetSite. Error: System.Web.Services.Protocols.SoapException: Server was unable to process request. —> System.Runtime.InteropServices.COMException: The object identifier does not represent a valid object. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x800710D8)at Microsoft.Web.Administration.Interop.IAppHostProperty.get_Value()at Microsoft.Web.Administration.ConfigurationElement.GetPropertyValue(IAppHostProperty property)at Microsoft.Web.Administration.Site.get_State()at MSPControl.Providers.Web.IIs.WebObjects.WebObjectsModuleService.GetSiteState(ServerManager srvman, String siteId)at MSPControl.Providers.Web.IIs70.GetSite(String siteId)at MSPControl.Providers.Web.IIs80.GetSite(String siteId)at MSPControl.Providers.Web.WebServices.WebServer.GetSite(String siteId)— End of inner exception stack trace — ( at MSPControl.Core.Web.ServiceProxy.Invoke(String methodName, Func
1 invoke, Func1 syncInvoke)at MSPControl.Core.Web.ServiceProxy.Invoke(String methodName, Object[] parameters)). at MSPControl.Core.Web.ServiceProxy.Invoke(String methodName, Object[] parameters)at MSPControl.Providers.Web.WebServer.GetSite(String siteId)at MSPControl.EnterpriseServer.WebServerController.GetWebSite(Int32 siteItemId)at MSPControl.EnterpriseServer.WebServerController.GetCertificatesForSite(Int32 siteId)at MSPControl.EnterpriseServer.WebServerController.AddWebSitePointer(Int32 siteItemId, String hostName, Int32 domainId, Boolean updateWebSite, Boolean ignoreGlobalDNSRecords, Boolean rebuild)Matthew
Do you still has this issue?
As of 2.0.0.1539 we still have this issue.
Matthew
Fixed, please try to update in 30 minutes
Thanks, Alexander.
The switch no longer generates an error. However, it’s not doing quite what I would expect.
The switch from “shared” to “dedicated” works as desired. However, when switching from “dedicated” to “shared”, the address chosen is the “all unassigned” (*) rather than the public IP defined in the server IIS properties.
Matthew
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