So I have a Windows Server 2012 R2, with IIS 8.
I have a website setup in IIS that hosts a webservice (old-school webservice .asmx), also on the same server is SQL DATA TOOLS and an SSIS package.
I need the SSIS package to be able to use the webservice hosted in IIS but I need to lockdown access to the webservice so that it is not available to the outside world.
How do I make it so my SSIS package can access it but to the outside world it is restricted?
So far I have tried:
adding a ip address allow entry for my web servers ip and then selecting 'edit feature setting' and denying all unspecified clients.
This does not work, my webservice is inaccessible to my SSIS package
I have a website setup in IIS that hosts a webservice (old-school webservice .asmx), also on the same server is SQL DATA TOOLS and an SSIS package.
I need the SSIS package to be able to use the webservice hosted in IIS but I need to lockdown access to the webservice so that it is not available to the outside world.
How do I make it so my SSIS package can access it but to the outside world it is restricted?
So far I have tried:
adding a ip address allow entry for my web servers ip and then selecting 'edit feature setting' and denying all unspecified clients.
This does not work, my webservice is inaccessible to my SSIS package