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Thomas Heichelbech
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      11th Dec 2003
I am having problems getting the machineName channel
attribute to work as expected. I have a winforms based
application and the business layer objects are hosted on
an IIS server behind a firewall. SSL is implemented on
both servers. I am using a CAO (factory object) to
instantiate the business layer object. I can successfully
create and communicate with the CAO, but the proxy url for
the sao contains the application server domain name
instead of the name specified by the machineName.

My understanding is that I should be able to include the
following channel information in the server side
configuration file for the application and the machineName
attribute will replace the IIS server name:

<channel ref="http" machineName="firewall.domain.com" />
</channel>

Has anyone else ran into this problem?

 
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