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Hello fellow CRM people!
I am facing a classical problem that I've successfully sorted out numerous times before, but for some reason I am bit stuck on this.
I have 2 CRM servers (front end and full server) on premise. Trying to enable HTTPS and then point the deployment manager to a load balanced URL.
I have so far:
1. Set up the load balancer to route traffic to the servers (done by 3rd party actually)
2. Installed the SSL certificate on both servers (front and full - also done by 3rd party)
3. Changed the bindings of the CRM site on both servers so that it:
* uses the installed SSL certificate
* updated the deployment manager URL to (I've attempted a few configurations as per below, but what I have it as right now is the last one)
- changed to https
- changed to https and added 443 port
- changed to https and FQDN + port
- changed to https, load balancer URL + port and ticked the "this deployment uses an NLB"
After restarting IIS, browsing to the below URLs NOT from the server results in:
* https://serverName1 (full server) - getting a certificate error, but able to browse the app after ignoring it
* https://serverName2 (web server) - getting a certificate error, but able to browse the app after ignoring it
* https://loadBalancedURL.FQDN:443 -getting a certificate error, but able to browse the app after ignoring it
Browsing from the server results in:
* https://serverName1 (full server) - getting a certificate error, but able to browse the app after ignoring it
* https://serverName2 (web server) - getting a certificate error, but able to browse the app after ignoring it
* https://loadBalancedURL.FQDN:443 - getting a certficate error, when clicking on ignore and continue I am asked for credentials 2-3 times and then getting 401.1
The AppPool is running under a service account. I have NOT changed the SPNs registered since carrying out the installation.
We are NOT looking to do claims based or IFD - just need it https and load balanced
Your help is appreciated!
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