Alternate Access Mapping Problem

I have one site that keeps giving me numerous warnings in the Event Viewer. Event 8059, SharePoint Foundation.
Alternate access mappings have not been configured. Users or services are accessing the site http://investigator.domain.com:12151 with the URL http://investigator.domain.com:12151. This may cause incorrect links to be stored or returned
to users. If this is expected, add the URL http://investigator.domain.com:12151 as an AAM response URL. For more information, see: http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=114854"/>
The http://investigator.domain.com:12151 is setup as the Default Authentication Provider and http://investigator.domain.com has been extended to Intranet. This also displays in the Configure Alternate Access Mapping so it appears correct.
Yet the above error continually repeats it self.
How can I get rid of it?

what is your AAM settings are?
is this url in the AAM or not http://investigator.domain.com:12151?
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One of our client want to set Alternate Access Mappint (intranet) with url "intranet.theirDomain.com" with local IP address.
is it possible?
subsequest to my previous question (
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/sharepoint/en-US/3f39711e-301a-40e8-aa7a-855fa2c268b1/alternate-access-mapping-not-working?forum=sharepointadmin )
I want to ask one more question
Can we configure "intranet.theirDomain.com" with local IP address for any other zone?
or
If there is ".com" within the url then it can't be configured for InTRAnet?
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S H A J A N

The names for the zones don't matter. You could use the 'extranet' zone for another intranet name if you wanted, the names are just to make it a bit more friendly for beginners.
What you describe sounds routine, you create a web application with a name, then use an AAM to allow users to access it with a more friendly name. Frequently you end up creating
http://intranet.domain.com and
http://intranet as an AAM, or vice versa.
You can use .com for an intranet site, you would need to add the site as an A Host record in your DNS server so that traffic is sent to your internal server rather than out into the wider world.

Alternate Access Mapping not working

I am trying to configure alternate access mapping in sp2013.
My default url for site is https://intranet
My client has given a url https://intranet.theirDomain.com
When I ping "intranet.theirDomain.com" on their local machine it is returning IP: 192.168.0.87
When I ping "intranet", it is giving IP: 192.168.0.86
I have edited the Public Zone URL as follows
Default: https://intranet
Intranet: https://intranet.theirDomain.com
In IIS the following bindings are there.
https intranet 443 *
https intranet.theirDomain.com 443 *
But still https://intranet.theirDomain.com is not working
https://intranet is working.
I hope all are configured correctly.
Or doing any wrong? please guide me.
S H A J A N

It sounds like the 'intranet' A record in the theirDomain.com zone isn't pointed at the correct IP address (192.168.0.86).
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Alternate access mapping and binding in IIS for NLB nodes(2)

Hello All,
We have configured NLB for 2 nodes( 1 is App and WFE1 and 2 is WFE2).
here, we have given NLB host name to the users to browse. but, do we need to configure any thing in alternate access mapping and in IIS bindings, if yes, Please elaborate step by step please.
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Assuming you configured the web application to use the URL http://abc.ap.company.com there is no additional IIS configuration needed on the servers.
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we have internal team sites based on SP2010. Now we already have 5 AAM mapping entries tied with each zone. So question is can I add one more entry to AAM? If yes then I have to used the one of the zone which alreayd used. Will that be ok?
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Hi,
For SharePoint Alternate Access Mapping,you need to understand the following basics:
Internal URL redirects or transforms to a
Public URL, from left, to right. The URL on the left, is what you enter in the address field in your browser, the
Public URL on the right is what you will see once there, this goes for visible and invisible links as well.
Internal URL format: Protocol + URL (+non default port)
Public URL is the address of the Web Application for one of the five zones available. The ‘Default’ must be filled out and has some special properties/uses, the other four are optional. You can only have five
Public URL’s per Web Application.
This is the URL that the browser will be redirected to in the end.
Public URL format: Protocol + URL (+non default port)
Zone is a label representing a
Public URL, the zone is used to ‘connect’ an Internal URL to a
Public URL.
Multiple internal URLs can be associated with a single public URL. Mapping collections can contain up to five authentication zones. But each zone can have only a single public URL.
So you can add multiple internal URLs mapping one zone, but each zone can have only one public URL.
Reference:
http://blog.blksthl.com/2012/12/03/a-guide-to-alternate-access-mappings-basics-in-sharepoint-2013/
https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/The-final-guide-to-551bd75b
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Alternate Access Mapping Issue

This is probably pretty simple, but I can't seem to figure this one out. I have an alternate access mapping setup. I can get to
http://sharepoint, but
http://sharepoint.domain.com asks for credentials and gives me a 401 Unauthorized
message.
Where should I be looking to resolve this?

So when setting an AAM, it does not set the IIS binding. In order to set the IIS binding, you would need to remove the Web Application from the IIS site (alternatively, add the IIS binding manually).
Because you are adding a . in the URL, you will be prompted for credentials. If using NTLM, it should just go through. If using Kerberos, there will be additional steps -- so is the Web App configured with NTLM or Kerberos?
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Unknow URLs getting reported in Alternate access mapping errors

Alternate access mappings have not been configured. Users or services are accessing the site << site name >> with the URL https://cgi.im.qq.com. This may cause incorrect links to be stored or returned to users. If this is expected,
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Question: Now I don't know this URL but somehow I am seeing many URL like these coming once or twice during night time. Is somebody trying to do DNS Spoofing on the machine> or hacking of any sort? I did not had much help on the internet?

Hi,
This issue may be due to some users access the site with URL
https://cgi.im.qq.com or users use services to access the site with URL
https://cgi.im.qq.com.
I recommend to check if this URL has been added to the IIS(Internet Information Services) binding of the web application.
If you want to avoid such errors, you need to add the URL
https://cgi.im.qq.com to Alternate Access Mapping of the web application or remove such bindings from IIS.
More references:
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/f9cfd933-58a0-4715-963a-afba54f7c720/odd-url-causing-alternative-access-mapping-warnings?forum=sharepointadminprevious
http://samirvaidya.blogspot.com/2011/03/alternate-access-mappings.html
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Cannot open web address by doing Alternate Access Mapping

Dear SharePoint Expert,
I setup testing environment in internal network, I create the web&site collection by using http://demo01 (it's the machine name). I already test site, it's ok.
But when I alternate access mapping by edit internal url to common web address, It maps to http://eOffice.local
but It's show Pop-up to login. I try to login many times. It's not work, and it didn't show anything.
What happened?
Please help to suggest

Hi,
Do you mean that the credential dialgo poped up 3 times then show blank page when you log with your credential?
please try disabling loopbackcheck on your SharePoint server, then check if it could work.
http://blog.blksthl.com/2013/05/07/a-quick-guide-to-configuring-the-loopback-check/
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/896861?wa=wsignin1.0
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Alternate Sector map problem.

Hello.
When booting, a message is displayed (twice) early in the boot process, stating "sort_alts() alternate sector map corrupted on bootdev:a" (this is c0d0s0, or the root slice)
The drive continues to boot normally. How do I fix this problem? I have tried fsck -F ufs -o b=nnnn /dev/dsk/c0d0s0, but nothing changes.

Hi Lee.
Thanks for your suggestions.
When the system is rebooting enter b -r at the boot
options screen. Let the system rebuild the devices
and related files. Then check the output from
eeeprom...check the bootdev parameter and verify it is
set correctly. I have done this earlier, and the bootdev is set correctly. I am fairly sure that the :a at the end is signifying the :a slice of the hard disk, or the root slice c0d0s0. This can be seen by doing an ls -l while in /dev/dsk/
How big is the disk? If it is a 30 or
40 gb drive, get the large disk path and then do a
reconfig reboot (b -r as above). It is a Maxtor 80GB 133ATA drive. I do not have the large disk patch installed (110202-02) but will install it and see if that changes anything. .
It seems to me that
bootdev:a is the diskette drive so if you used the DCA
diskette to boot during the install, maybe a reconfig
will correct it. Post again with whatever results you
get and the disk size.Background information - this drive has been running for a couple of months now, on a network server. One morning, I came in to see a heap of ATA-type errors scrolling up the screen, and suspect that this drive has a problem. However, running the read-write tests in the format (analyse) program do not show any errors on the disk....
(I am picking up a replacement HDD tonight - a Seagate Barracuda IV, and not a Maxtor...)
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Lee

Site Collection Alternate Access Mapping

I have 1 web application with 2 site collections.
Web Application url - http://contoso.bc.com.au
Host named Site Collection 1 - http://contoso1.bc.com.au
Host named Site Collection 2 - http://contoso2.bc.com.au
All 3 use the same custom masterpage with navigation in the top bar to go to each site.
In my Event Logs, I see this error
Alternate access mappings have not been configured. Users or services are accessing the site http://contoso.bc.com.au with the URL http://contoso2.bc.com.au. This may cause incorrect links to be stored or returned to users. If this is expected,
add the URL http://contoso2.bc.com.au as an AAM response URL.
I don't get the error with http://contoso1.bc.com.au
My current alternate access mappings
http://contoso.bc.com.au Default
https://contoso.bc.com.au Internet
How can I fix this?
Thank you
Yoshi

Hi Yoshi,
This issue seems to be about the host-named site collection 2. Please make sure that after you created the new hostname site collection 2, you had mapped it to a specific zone.
There are some articles for configuring host-named site collections, please take a look at:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc424952(v=office.15).aspx
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/russmax/archive/2013/10/31/guide-to-sharepoint-2013-host-name-site-collections.aspx
I hope this helps.
Thanks,
Wendy
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My Site Links Not Working When Using Alternate Access Mapping

I have a SharePoint Site Collection under my main
Web Application: mywebapp:80.
I had to extend this to an Intranet zone
Web Application: mywebapp:101.
I am able to open my Site Collection from either address. The authentication protocols for both are the same.
When provisioning the User Profile Service and configuring
My Site, the
My Site Host Location must be supplied, in this case: http://mywebapp:80/personal/mysite
I housed my My Site Host under the same Web Application as my
Site Collection.
When accessing My Site for any given user from mywebapp:80, all the links of user photos point to that same
Web Application, which is expected.
i.e. When on http://mywebapp:80/personal/mysite/person.aspx?accountname=person1 , all the links of photos of other users are http://mywebapp:80/personal/mysite/person.aspx?accountname=person2,
etc.
When accessing My Site for any given user from my extension, mywebapp:101, all the links of user photos still point to the old address.
i.e. When on http://mywebapp:101/personal/mysite/person.aspx?accountname=person1 , all the links of photos of other users are still on http://mywebapp:80/personal/mysite/person.aspx?accountname=person2,
etc.
So I figured that the My Site Host configuration under the
User Profile Service will just literally follow the initial URL specified. That said, I ask:
1.) Is there no way that the My Site links will be able to adjust depending on the URL I am accessing it from?
2.) What are possible implementation alternatives for cases like this when I need to use
My Site under 1
Web Application and have to make it available on
multiple host names?

Hi Noel,
perhaps this thread is similar with your question:
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/sharepoint/en-US/d3010532-ae20-4eda-8f58-359f77d17e1e/user-profile-pictures-pointing-to-old-mysitehost?forum=sharepointadminprevious
any way, for your 2 questions,
perhaps you can give us more details about the scenario?
as i know,
mysite able to adjust, but you may need to configure the the host of the mysite, for example:
1. to the User Profile Service Application (UPA) and changed the MySite URL, few sites show the new URL and few show the old one.
2. to Central Admin and found there may 2-UPAs created.
3. changed the MySite settings on both the UPAs, created Managed Paths wherever necessary and then changed associations of all web applications to one of the main UPA
for configuring the multiple host, you may check with your IIS, and add the bindings,
http://forums.iis.net/t/1189870.aspx
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14232892/multiple-sites-under-the-same-hostname-possible
Regards,
Aries
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Document management Issues with Alternate Access Mapping

hi,
I am using share-point 2010,I have done the AAM as follows:
Internal URL
Zone
Public URL for Zone
http://109.XX.XX.XX:101                      Default
http://abc.xyz.in
http://abc.xyz.in                                  Default
http://abc.xyz.in
http://MyMachineName:101                 Default
http://abc.xyz.in
http://109.XX.XX.XX:201                   Intranet
http://mn.abcsystems.com:201
http://mn.abcsystems.com:201      Intranet                          http://mn.abcsystems.com:201
http://mn.abcsystems.com:101          Internet                          http://mn.abcsystems.com:101
The http://mn.abcsystems.com:201 is extended site for reporting working properly. The site http://mn.abcsystems.com:101 works properly,But When I access site using URL http://abc.xyz.in facing following issues:
1.Default windows of share point list for adding,editing updating data not working properly...
2.filters for share-point list not populating.
3.In document Management, unable to delete & open the added document...

We have only 1 webaap that is running on specific port (consider 101)-Claim based auth
For reporting purpose we have extended our webapp on port 201 (windows auth)and this extended site on intranet zone.
For our server we have register one domain like http://mn.abcsystems.com.So it is like our server public ip address.For the same server,we have got multiple subdomain like
http://abc.xyz.in.
So we want to access our webapp by using http://abc.xyz.in. subdomain
So that why we have did
http://109.XX.XX.XX:101                   Default
http://abc.xyz.in(Subdoamin url)
http://abc.xyz.in                         Default
http://abc.xyz.in
http://MyMachineName:101                 Default
http://abc.xyz.in
http://109.XX.XX.XX:201                   Intranet
http://mn.abcsystems.com:201
http://mn.abcsystems.com:201          Intranet                          http://mn.abcsystems.com:201(extended
for Reporting purpose)
http://mn.abcsystems.com:101          Internet                          http://mn.abcsystems.com:101
For subdomain url (http://abc.xyz.in) or http://109.XX.XX.XX:101 its not working for above mentioned functionality
For domain url (http://mn.abcsystems.com:101) it work.

Alternate Access Mapping

Hi all,
I have create a web application and inside I have got a site. The port used is 34000. When I use
http://server:34000 everything works fine. I added an Internal URL, using a public name:
http://www.hotthings.org . When I try this link I get this message:
HTTP/1.1 200 OK Server: Microsoft-IIS/7.5 Date: Wed, 12 Mar 2014 14:53:34 GMT Connection: close
I cant figure out what I did wrong.
Any idea/suggestions?
Thanks,

Hi Izogen,
Scott is probably right, check this article if you don't know how to change the DisableLoopbackCheck registry key:
http://iconraja.wordpress.com/2012/05/21/sharepoint-disable-loopback-check-disableloopbackcheck-dword-in-registry/
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Alternate access mappings have not been configured.

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http://spwf01:84 with the URL
http://10.168.3.26:84. This may cause incorrect links to be stored or returned to users. If this is expected, add the URL
http://10.168.3.26:84.
as an AAM response URL. For more information, see: http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=114854"/>
why I am receiving these errors? even alternanet acess maping is configured
adil

error message is saying your AAM settings are not properly configured, May be you are trying to access site using the URL which is not registered in the AAM. usually when we trying to browse the site using IP address or Server name.
check this post more detail:
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/sharepoint/en-US/aea5a5c7-761b-4c49-89df-d313d52f1ee7/alternate-access-mapping-errors?forum=sharepointgenerallegacy
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Alternative Access Mapping not working "You're not connected to a network"

Hi *,
i want to set up alternate access mapping in my sharepoint 2013 development environment.
My SharePoint is reachable through http://sp2013.
I created a second web application with listens on port 8080. When i open http://sp2013:8080 everything works fine and i can see my root site collection.
Next i added through "Add internal Urls" a new url -> http://sp2013test to the default zone.
Next i edited the bindings in the iss application for this web application and added http://sp2013test listening to port 80:
But i does not work! I get the message "You’re not connected to a network" from the ie.
I dont want have to call my WebApps through ports. I want to have WebApplication which i can call through clear names like http://customerWebApp1, http://customer2WebApp. All via Port 80.
Whats wrong here?
Best Regards
Bog
Developers Field Notes | www.bog1.de

Hi Bob,
For you issue, try to map web application URLs to the local loopback address. For that you need to update host file at the path:(C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts)
Here is a link about Setup Multiple SharePoint Web Applications on Port 80 with Https Binding on Port 443, you can use as a reference:
http://onlinecoder.blogspot.com/2012/10/setup-multiple-sharepoint-web.html
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