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to get IIS Express working so that external users can view my MVC ASP.NET development website. I followed instructions on this SO answer but am now getting a 503 error when accessing the website using my external IP address, localhost still works fine. My configuration file seems ok
Board Games Movies Role-Playing Games TV Series Videogames Italiano IIS Express: allow external requests from remote clients & devices January 6, 2015July 11, 2016 Ryan Coding, Networking & Web, System Configuration Starting from Visual Studio error 403 iis 2012 the good ol' Cassini Web Server has been replaced by IIS Express. While Microsoft
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spent quite an amount of words describing the benefits brought by this not-so-minor change, the strictness of the security policies featured by
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the newcomer raised more than an issue between those accustomed to the old environment: the new Property window doesn't allow devs to change the local hostname/folder or to assign a custom TCP port anymore, http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17048252/iis-express-enable-external-request-503 which can be crippling in most scenarios. Another serious issue is due to the fact that IIS Express, unlike Cassini, doesn't natively accept external request, meaning that no network-connected client can be used to debug the website anymore. HTTP Error 503. The service is unavailable. We're talking about a serious issues here, expecially in times like this where everything is about responsive, mobile-friendly, postback-free web-based stuff which almost http://www.ryadel.com/en/iis-express-allow-external-requests-remote-clients-devices/ always need to be tested on many different devices. The Issue. The three reasons preventing IIS Express to accept external requests are: Its configuration XML file, where Visual Studio saves the (auto-generated) web application settings once we run it in Debug or Release mode the very first time. The security restrictions (ACL settings) on the HTTP.SYS component, who doesn't allow a non-elevated application - like Visual Studio executed like the current user - to handle network traffic. The default Windows Firewall (or any other firewall installed) settings, hardly allowing an arbitrary set TCP port to accept outcoming calls. The Fix. Let's see what we can do to go through all these problems: Be sure you don't ave any open Visual Studio instance. Open the file %userprofile%\Documenti\IISExpress\config\applicationhost.config , being %userprofile% your user folder - like C:\Users\YourUsername\. Look for the entry corresponding to the web application we want to modify and change its binding element in the following way:
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as the default Visual Studio web server doesn't accept remote request. IISExpress to the rescue, but its not a simple as you'd think. There are three simple steps to remote access on a local project. Go into Visual Studio and tell the project to run under IISExpress. You can right-click on the web project and select "Use IISEXpress": Optionally, you can also choose Properties->Web->Use Local IIS Web Server Grant the remove access ACL to your machine and port: netsh http add urlacl url=http://mymachinename:50333/ user=everyone Remember to change your machine and port number! Ensure that the binding protocol for that port/machine are listed in you're applicationhost.config Open applicationhost.config file located in your user profile (%userprofile%\Documents\IISExpress\config\applicationhost.config) Locate your WebSite entry and add following binding with your machine name: Restart IIS Express And that's it. Works like a charm! Big thanks to Scott Guthrie and these two StackOverflow posts (http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3313616/iis-express-enable-external-request, http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5442551/iisexpress-returns-a-503-error-from-remote-machines)