Hi,
it sould only be a matter of binding the website in IIS to use another port of your choosing.
Then feed that url into the remote site settings on the sender server.

Now, me being of the currious kind, I'm wondering what you'd gain from doing this? ;-)

Regards,
Morten

Thanks Morten

Well , I have a client that from some reason does not want to open the connection between the read/writeserver and the read-only server.

What i need is that from the outside people will access the front web site using port 80. and from the inside will access the web service in port other than 80

Arik

Hi,

I understand, in addition you can also put IP restriction on the webservices folder on the front-end so that only the backen server is allowed to access it.

//Morten

Thanks Morten

How can i achieve that ? The webservices folder does not exist in the IIS

Thanks

Arik