A client has a little bit of scanning software called Drivve-Image. Their Sharp MFP connects to a little website running in IIS on one of the servers, and allows users to set up workflow scanning.
Recently, the printer stopped being able to connect.
Between myself, Sharp, and Drivve we've narrowed the problem down to IIS not answering the requests from the printer as it should.
The bindings configuration in IIS looks like this:
I'm reasonably certain this means that this website should respond to any http request coming in on port 9000.
However, it doesn't :-/
The results from the local host are:
http://servername:9000/directory/document.aspx: works
http://ipaddress:9000/directory/document.aspx: "This page cannot be displayed"
http://localhost:9000/directory/document.aspx: works
From another machine on the network:
http://servername:9000/directory/document.aspx: "This page cannot be displayed"
http://ipaddress:9000/directory/document.aspx: "This page cannot be displayed"
Firewall has been disabled for testing purposes, and there are no entries in IP Address & Domain Restrictions.
I do not understand why the site cannot be accessed from other machines on the LAN, by any method. I'm almost certainly missing something stupid, but what? :)