Hi,
I am trying to troubleshoot a 302 redirect error, and can't seem to get the HTTP response to show up in a FRT log, or even a more general IIS trace log.
What happens: I point my browser to a URL:
test.example.com (xxx.xxx.xxx.001)
but it ends up at:
test2.example.com (xxx.xxx.xxx.002)
Even though there are no URL rewrites or HTTP redirects defined for .001 in IIS.
Using Netmon, I can look at the HTTP packet being sent - and it says my GET request to .001 receives an HTTP 302 redirect response from the server.
I have turned on FRT for the site at .001 in IIS, and defined a rule for all providers, status codes 200-499.
However, when I go to the site in my browser, no log file is created by FRT.
I then used logman.exe to generate an .etl log file for
"IIS: WWW Server" 0xFFFFFFFE 5
I cleared my client cache, turned on logging in logman, sent requests to the page, and then stopped logman.
I used Log Parser to look at the contents of the log file, but it doesn't include any references to the requested URL name, the .001 IP, or anything about HTTP 302 redirects at all.
The only other IIS logs that I can find are just in the inetpub/logs/LogFiles directory - none of the log files with date modifieds from today contain any references to my request either.
Am I doing something obviously wrong to create the FRT log? Is there any other way to do an IIS trace to figure out why my request is being routed as it is?
Thanks,
aaron