SharePoint - Event ID 8214
Asked By JohnB
19-Nov-09 09:48 AM
I am getting a lot of 8214's. I found this page:
http://yagyashree.wordpress.com/event-id-8214-object-reference-not-set-to-an-instance-of-an-object/
With the following solution.
But I do not understand what he is saying in this line:
*You need to specify the URL which is giving you problem in the "Intranet"
zone*
What exactly should I be doing?
The AAM looks fine on our server. Is there anything else that will fix this
problem?
Thanks
Resolution:
===========
->Open you Central Administration site and go to "operations"
->look for "Alternate Access Mappings"
->In the page you will find "Alternate Access Mapping Collection" and it
will say "Show All"
->Click on the small arrow point downwards on this "Show All" location and
you will get "Change Alternate Access Mapping Collection"
->Go ahead and choose the Web Application which is responsible for the
problem site
->You will see that there is a URL already showing in "Default" zone
->You need to specify the URL which is giving you problem in the "Intranet"
zone. So it will see like this:
Default: http://matrix
Intranet: http://yagyashree.org
->Performed IISRESET
Sharepointserver1
(1)
Intranetportal
(1)
IISRESET
(1)
Matrix
(1)
AAM
(1)
Vaibhav Desai replied to JohnB
He is basically saying to specify the intranet URL. for example.
If you have a site as the default url as http://sharepointserver1:8080
and you have configured alternate access mapping for the same web app
and you can browse the site internally as http://intranetportal:8080.
Then you have to select the later, thats what the line says.
Regards,
Vaibhav Desai
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