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IIS 8 ERR_CONNECTION_RESET

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We're having issues accessing our server remotely. Currently the server is setup using a 192.168.x.x IP and our firewall is redirecting all traffic from our public IP to the server. Port 80, 443, and 8080, 53 are open.

I'm trying to get to: ip.add.re.ss:8080 off the network which is a basic index.html page at the moment. Locally on the server I can load the web page just fine with ip.add.re.ss:8080. Any time I visit the external IP off the server I'm getting ERR_CONNECTION_RESET in chrome and edge. I know I'm reaching the server because IIS logs are being generated for each request.

Things I've already tried...

  • Checked firewall
  • Installed apache on the windows server and got a basic web page to load on port 8080 using the public IP address
  • Checked failed request logs. Logs say Failure Reason STATUS_CODE Trigger Status 200 Final Status 200 ( I can provide logs if needed )
  • Normal IIS logs show my IP hitting the server with status 200
  • Confirmed bindings in IIS are correct. Currently set for all unassigned IPs with no hostname defined and port 8080 (HTTP) I also tried adding * in the hostname field.
  • Tried adding the IP via netsh: netsh http add iplisten:ip.add.re.ss
  • Checked HTTP sys logs. I see a bunch of: 8080 - - - - - Timer_MinBytesPerSecond - and thats it.

I've tried just about everything I've found online and that I can think of. Hoping someone here can help!

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