I have already WCF service and it is running fine and so many clients are using my WCF service using different different transport. After some time i want to upgrade my hardware resources, so my machine ip is definitely changed. So how to handle this situation
if my service is serving one lakh of clients. So how can i tell to my all clients that my ip has been changed. What are the possible way to inform them. Shall i mail to each client or..... Just i want some clue, how to resolve this type of problem ????
If you have hosted your webservice with domain name like -
http://yoursitename/webservice/service.svc then you can just have the same name of your webservice url and then you can map internally your ip address and your web service name with the help of host file.
Just put an entry in your host service for your domain host name and your ip address.
Galvin
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WCF address and endpoint
Aug 20, 2012 06:49 AM|LINK
I have already WCF service and it is running fine and so many clients are using my WCF service using different different transport. After some time i want to upgrade my hardware resources, so my machine ip is definitely changed. So how to handle this situation if my service is serving one lakh of clients. So how can i tell to my all clients that my ip has been changed. What are the possible way to inform them. Shall i mail to each client or..... Just i want some clue, how to resolve this type of problem ????
ganesh.rane
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Re: WCF address and endpoint
Aug 20, 2012 07:16 AM|LINK
Please refer this
http://workinghardinit.wordpress.com/2011/02/07/keeping-the-same-server-name-ip-address-when-moving-a-domain-controller-dns-dhcp-wins-server-to-new-hardware/
Ganesh Rane
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kunal.goel
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Re: WCF address and endpoint
Aug 20, 2012 07:22 AM|LINK
Host your service on a domain
eg: www.asp.net/yourservice.svc
Thanks and regards
Kunal Goel
kushalrdalal
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Re: WCF address and endpoint
Aug 20, 2012 12:54 PM|LINK
If you have hosted your webservice with domain name like -
http://yoursitename/webservice/service.svc then you can just have the same name of your webservice url and then you can map internally your ip address and your web service name with the help of host file.
Just put an entry in your host service for your domain host name and your ip address.
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