Date Published 08/15/2022
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Your environment URLS |
| Your connectivity to geolocation services |
Keyavi Deployment
IT Administrators
When configuring your IIS servers for the first time it is a good idea to run the following tests to ensure you have connectivity to the Keyavi websites. These tests ensure that issues are not caused by network issues. Verifying network connectivity will help the deployment go smoothly and prevent issues once Keyavi is deployed. These tests will need to be run in PowerShell. Search for PowerShell in the Windows Search bar and run the PowerShell commands listed below.
Your environment URLS
- test-netconnection clientportal.exampledomain.com -port 443
- test-netconnection clientapi.exampledomain.com -port 443
- test-netconnection clientconnectexampledomain.com -port 443 (MSGraphAPI)
- test-netconnection clientwebapp.exampledomain.com -port 443
- test-netconnection clientviewer.exampledomain.com -port 443
Note: The above URLs will be replaced with your domains that are created during the deployment process.
If the connection is successful, PowerShell will output True. If the connection fails, PowerShell will output False. If you get a false message, check the communication with the DNS, ensure port 443 is open for inbound and outbound traffic, the websites listed above are whitelisted, and the websites are working and not giving an error message
Your Connectivity to geolocation services
- test-netconnection ipdata.co -port 443
- test-netconnection ipinfo.io -port 443
- test-netconnection ipinfo.io -port 80
- test-netconnection google.com -port 44
If the connection is successful, PowerShell will output True. If the connection fails, PowerShell will output False. If you get a false message, you will need to check the communication DNS, ensure port 443/port 80 is open for inbound and outbound traffic, the websites listed above are whitelisted and the websites are working and not giving an error message.