Challenge
Failure when trying to access Enterprise Manager thorugh the web via https. The web interface of Enterprise Manager works with http, but not with https.Solution
To resolve:
- Clear browser's cache, cookies, history files, SSL state. Make sure that static content is enabled in browser's settings.
- Make sure ports 9392 and 9394 are open.
- Go to the Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager console -> Sites and check whether the "VeeamBackup" site is started or not (%windir%\system32\inetsrv\AppCmd.exe also works).
- Then go to the Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager console -> Application Pools and check that VeeamBackup application pool exists and has at least one linked application.
- Go to Services under the Computer Management console and insure that Veeam Backup Enterprise Manager service is started.
In case of using IIS6:
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Make sure anonymous access is enabled in IIS
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Then recreate a self-signed certificate for https connection:
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Use SSLDiag.exe tool which is included in the IIS Diagnostics Toolkit and is the recommended replacement for SelfSSL for creating self signed certificates:
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Go to C:\Program Files\IIS Resources\SSLDiag and run the SSLDiag.exe tool with the following parameters: SSLDiag.exe /s:2 /selfssl /n:CN=Veeam Backup Enterprise Manager_server_hostname /v:36
(Download the tool from Microsoft at the link below if you need it: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=7E42B310-B2D1-496B-8005-9D91782B9995&displaylang=en)
If using IIS7:
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Make sure anonymous access is enabled in IIS
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Then recreate a self-signed certificate for https connection:
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Go to IIS7 Manager console
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Check the root of the tree
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In the middle of the screen double-click "Server Certificates" feature
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Check "Create Self-Signed Certificate" at the Actions panel
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Specify a name for the new certificate. Click OK
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Go to "Sites" -> "VeeamBackup" and "click Bindings..." at the Actions panel
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Highlight the "https" string and click "Edit...", then check a previously created certificate in the "SSL certificate" drop-down menu. Click OK
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Restart "VeeamBackup" web site using IIS7 Manager console
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Go to IIS6 Manager console
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Check the "VeeamBackup" under "Web Sites"
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Right-click and select "Properties"
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Go to "Directory Security" tab and click "Server Certificate..." at the Server communications section
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At the "Welcome to the Web Server Certificate Wizard" click Next, then select "Replace the current certificate", then select correct certificate, and click Next
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Check the root of the tree
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Restart "VeeamBackup" web site or entire IIS using IIS6 Manager console, or restart IIS Admin service