Elijah W. Gagne

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Apr 4	awarded	Popular Question
Feb 3	comment	Delete list items and bypass recycle bin You are not wrong. Thanks!
Feb 3	accepted	Delete list items and bypass recycle bin
Feb 3	awarded	Teacher
Feb 2	answered	Where To Start Learning SP 2013 For SP 2010 Developers
Feb 2	asked	Delete list items and bypass recycle bin
Jan 17	asked	new web app on 1 of 2 wfe servers
Dec 19	comment	Picture Library, Thumbnail and Web Images not being created @Kate Nope, I never solved this issue and just worked around it.
Nov 21	awarded	Student
Nov 20	awarded	Scholar
Nov 20	comment	Search, How to bypass hardware load balancer? MS support told me to create a host file entry with the IP of the WFE and the hostname of the WFE. I have no idea why that worked (because ping for the WFE name went to the WFE IP without the host entry) but that solved my problem.
Nov 20	accepted	Search, How to bypass hardware load balancer?
Nov 14	awarded	Commentator
Nov 14	comment	Search, How to bypass hardware load balancer? We are on the latest update. I'm out of ideas also. I plan to open a MS premier support ticket. I'll follow up with the outcome.
Nov 14	comment	Search, How to bypass hardware load balancer? Yes, pinging both the HLB and server addresses gives back the correct IPs. I think its unlikely a DNS issue and likely a configuration issue. Something is telling it to do a HTTPS crawl against the HLB and not a HTTP crawl against the WFE.
Nov 14	comment	Search, How to bypass hardware load balancer? All the traffic is HTTPS so Wireshark doesn't show the host headers. I probably won't be able to get the private key the HLB has for the cert it uses. Potentially I may be able to put a Fiddler proxy up and route the traffic through that to decrypt it.
Nov 14	comment	Search, How to bypass hardware load balancer? I did try that, but I didn't get any search results. To be clear, the host file entry contains the IP address of server1.company.com with the HLB address. A potential reason the crawl failed is that I believe it was trying HTTPS against the server IP address, but the server1 only has port 80 open.
Nov 13	comment	Search, How to bypass hardware load balancer? Unfortunately no change of behavior by removing the Server Name Mapping.
Nov 13	comment	Search, How to bypass hardware load balancer? This is interesting, despite it being for SharePoint 2007. Unfortunately I don't have a server dedicated to crawling. The one doing the crawling is one of the two WFEs.
Nov 13	comment	Search, How to bypass hardware load balancer? Because the Network Engineer is thoroughly monitoring the HLB traffic because we're seeing performance issues impacting many other apps behind the HLB. That, and now I'm using Wireshark to make sure I know exactly what's happening when I do a crawl.