I have distributed my first core system to our IIS server for testing and I have found that I'm missing a piece of my context. The system has been loaded into an IIS application, thus the url ishttp://mytestdomain/mytestsystem. When I direct to this url (which works fine) the system does a check to see if I'm making the request from a specific IP and if not redirects me to a login page i.e.http://mytestdomain/mytestsystem/Identity/Login (Identity being the controller and Login being the action). The result of the /Home/Index controller/action is "/Identity/Login?returnURL=whatever", which works fine from my PC, but when loaded on to IIS this directs to http://mytestdomain/mytestsystem/Identity/Login which returns a HTTP 404 error (as it should).
I then created a little test page to see what context and the routing was telling me about where I am. I used the /Home/About controller/action and I found these results:
The scheme is "http".
The host is "http://mytestdomain"
The path is "/Home/About"
The routing data results in
| Key | Value |
|---|---|
| controller; | Home; |
| action; | About; |
Can anyone tell me where I can find the "mytestsystem" IIS application?