4.6. Running ChronoScan Web Server through a Reverse Proxy (IIS)You might need to install ChronoScan Web as an application on an existing IIS server, this article will help you configure IIS as a reverse proxy to run ChronoScan Web.
1 - Instal UrlRewrite
2 - Install ARR (Application Request Routing):
3 - Enable proxy
Open Application Request Routing and activate "Enable proxy"
![]() ![]() ![]() 4 - Create a site for example "CronoScan", we need to redirect all the calls to ChronoScan to our application "http://localhost:10000"
![]() ![]() In this case we are configuring this site in the port 8080, so we want to redirect every call to 8080 to http://localhost:10000
3 - Configure URL rewrite module
![]() Click on Add Rule
![]() Select Reverse Proxy and Ok
![]() Type the target resource
![]() ![]() The rule is created, so at this point every call to http://localhost:8080 will be redirected to http://localhost:10000
![]() Using IIS and a reverse proxy, it is possible to send the current Windows user information to ChronoScan Enterprise, so that it can login directly if the Active Directory user is linked with a ChronoScan user
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