[kaloschke]

Hi,
is it possibel to use the webinterface with the IIS?
Background: Our Firewall at work doesn't allow ports other then 80 and 443. XBMC runs at home on my W2008R2 server, but I need port 80 and 443 for my default website under IIS. IF I could use IIS, then a virtual directory would solve my problem, because I could map the xbmc port to something like
http://myserver.com/xbmc.

Greetings Kaloschke

[hotlobster]

IIS doesn't support reverse proxying like Apache mod_rewrite does.

You can do it with ISAPI extension like this :
http://www.helicontech.com/isapi_rewrite/

But it's not free.

Or use Apache on windows instead of your IIS server.

[topfs2]

The new one should be possible, you just need to alter the jsonrpc calls to the port of the xbmc http server on the IIS

[jhsrennie]

Google for "Application Request Routing". This is Microsoft's reverse proxy software for IIS7 and 7.5. If you run this on your 2k8R2 server you can route incoming HTTP requests as you wish.

JR

[kaloschke]

Hi,
thanks to your replys. I will try it.
Greetings Kaloschke