Hi, Ben,

Audit Trail Reporting Site itself should work with load balancers such as Nginx. However, there is no specification for Audit Trail to deploy with load balancer so successful deployment may not be guaranteed.

For questions related to profile.json, it sounds like the purpose is to install Audit Trail web sites (web applications hosted in IIS) and Audit Trail services (Windows service) on two different servers. This deployment scenario is not fully considered in Audit Trail design. From the view of Audit Trail, it is currently not recommended to do so. If you would like to give it a try, the following steps can be used for reference. Note that the configuration and behaviors are subject to change in future Audit Trail version.

1. Install Audit Trail on both the two servers (including both web sites and Windows services, Audit Trail only supports full installation)

2. On server A which you want to keep the web site, add the following content to {AuditTrailInstallationPath}/WebAuditReport/web.config

  <appSettings>
    <add key="ReportEndpoint" value="http://{ServerBHostName}:5082/" />
  </appSettings>

3. On server A, add the following content to {AuditTrailInstallationPath}/WebAuditConfig/web.config

  <appSettings>
    <add key="ImportServiceEndpoint" value="http://{ServerBHostName}:5081/" />
    <add key="ReportEndpoint" value="http://{ServerBHostName}:5082/" />
    <add key="EventHubServiceEndpoint" value="http://{ServerBHostName}:5085/" />
  </appSettings>

4. (Optional) On server B, stop the IIS application pool AuditTrailAppPool

5. (Optional) On server A, stop and disable the Windows services "Laserfiche Audit Trail Event Hub", "Laserfiche Audit Trail Importing Service" and "Laserfiche Audit Trail Reporting Service"

6. You may need to address other issues such as firewall and SSL

Regards