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I have website hosted on IIS-10 (WIN2022) which binding is tst-example.xy.com. On server where is hosted this website I enabled ARR modul with default settings. (I tried some modification with buffer size etc...) On this website i have rewrite rule. match url="^test/(.*)"; action type="Rewrite" url="http://internal.instance.service.internal:5069/{R:1}

this looking on port where windows services running (.net core).

When i called GET method where hostname is http://internal.instance.service.internal:5069/ or tst-example.xy.com/test/ it's working

When i called (directly) POST method where hostname is http://internal.instance.service.internal:5069/ - this working. When i called (via ARR) POST method with tst-example.xy.com/test/ it's not working and i get this message "Reading the request body timed out due to data arriving too slowly. See MinRequestBodyDataRate."

I searching this error, which poiting to Microsoft.AspNetCore.Server.Kestrel.Core and i try to set different settings, but always i get same message.

When i enabled Failed request routing i see, when module ApplicationRequestRouting start : GENERAL_READ_ENTITY_END - BytesReceived 0 ErrorCode Reached the end of the file (0x80070026).

MODULE_SET_RESPONSE_ERROR_STATUS : ModuleName ApplicationRequestRouting, Notification EXECUTE_REQUEST_HANDLER, HttpStatus 500, HttpReason Internal Server Error, HttpSubStatus 0,ErrorCode The operation completed successfully. (0x0)

Is it problem with setting in ARR module? I really missing some part of something...

i tried to change some settings in system.WebServer/proxy i tried to change some settings in system.WebServer/proxy

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  • may i know what is the size of the body content? have you tried using the tool like fiddler to check the request and header you received when you are getting the header? Also try this suggestion: stackoverflow.com/a/64935332 Commented Mar 28 at 9:29

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