ASP.NET WebService doesn't work after changing Domain

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Hi all,

I have a WebService that is accessed by a remote (or even local!) c# program, that simply runs a remote function, sending it some parameters.
Recently, we moved to another office and thus to another Domain, and got all new IPs, etc. After the move, my WebService stopped working...

I have tried to access the WebService from the same computer, locally, just to make things simple.

I have redefined the IIS WebService from scratch, and the certificates it uses, and tried all sorts of permission things, and still no go.

Right now what happens is the WebService gives the right response if I "browse" through the InetMgr window (or explorer) to https://localhost/Service/Service.asmx[^]
but I get nothing if I go to the direct link: https://www.websitename.co.il:4433/[^]
or through the program itself...

I am pretty sure it is something to do with permissions to access the IIS, that I'm overlooking or am not aware of...

Any Experts on the matter\People who encountered similar problems?
I would appreciate any help.

thx,
Ron.

Posted 12-Jan-12 4:19am

Ron Anoshi

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fjdiewornncalwe · Answer 1 · 2012-01-12T04:40:00

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If you have gotten new IPs, have you updated the DNS entry for www.websitename.co.il so that it points to the new IP of the host?

Posted 12-Jan-12 4:40am

fjdiewornncalwe

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Ron Anoshi 12-Jan-12 16:04pm

I've entered to the hosts file:
127.0.0.1 www.websitename.com
so there is ping there...what else should I have done?
sysadmin said the ports are open and all that...