In previous versions of IIS configurations were stored in the registry. Part of IIS 6.0's rebuilding was changing where the configuration is stored, which is now a file named MetaBase.xml. Sure, you can copy that file to a separate directory, but a smarter way to do this is to use IIS 6.0's built-in back-up mechanism. There are 2 ways to do this, but I'll only be showing you the graphical one at the moment.
Added: 06/26/2003,
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How to use a new IIS 7.0 command line -AppCmd.exe- to query objects on your web server and return output in text or XML.
Added: 03/06/2009,
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In this issue, we will discuss how to use custom error pages with IIS 4.0. With IIS 4.0, you can return special pages for each web site error instead of the default pages. So instead of the message "404 File Not Found," the user could have a list of optional links with your company header and an apologetic message. We will demonstrate how to get the most from custom error pages by using Active Serve pages to customize the message.
Added: 05/19/2000,
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IIS 4.0 is the web server of choice for many Delphi programmers. Most developers never take the time to understand what it does and how it's components interacts. This is the cause of a large number of very commonly encountered problems.
Added: 05/04/2000,
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In this issue we will be explaining the mapping of URL from the HTTP protocol to the Windows file system and the role that IIS 4.0 plays. Along with this explanation, we will give a suggestion for directory structure, application scope, and shed some light on security. We take the approach that you will want to have multiple web sites on the machine, or at least have multiple sub-nets.
Added: 05/19/2000,
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ASP and ASP.NET are NOT! the same thing. Some people enable ASP.NET hoping that ASP will work also, this is just not the case. IIS 6.0 comes with ASP disabled by default, and this will show you how to enable it.
Added: 06/26/2003,
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This series of articles will describe a number of features of IIS, what it provides, what you can do with IIS, how to configure IIS security issues, and general information to help you with IIS installation, configuration and maintenance.
Added: 05/21/2002,
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The purpose of this article is to teach you how to configure isolation modes for IIS in windows server 2003. You can run IIS 6.0 in one of two modes: worker process isolation mode or IIS 5.0 isolation mode. Worker process isolation mode is the default mode, that is, the mode that the server runs in on a clean installation. You can use IIS 5.0 isolation mode to run applications developed for older versions of IIS that are determined to be incompatible with worker process isolation mode.
Added: 01/28/2005,
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The purpose of this article is to teach you how to create multiple web sites using port numbers in IIS in Windows Server 2003. For example, to reach a private Web site named myportalsite, with an IP address of 202.113.154.26 and the HTTP service assigned to the nonstandard TCP port 2365, users would have to type http://www.myportalsite.com:2365 or http://202.113.154.26:2365 in their Web browser to reach the site. Consequently, using port numbers to identify Web sites is not a viable method for most Internet or intranet sites.
Added: 01/28/2005,
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See how the IUSR_MACHINENAME account affects access to shared drives and how you can resolve this problem.
Added: 06/05/2000,
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A VB IIS application is basically an in-process (DLL) COM component that runs with Internet Information Server as its client.
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This article will cover the basics of the new FTP Publishing Service for Internet Information Services 7.0 (IIS 7.0), along with a step-by-step guide on how to install the FTP Service.
Added: 06/26/2008,
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There are several Ways to authenticate users with IIS. If you make the right decisions, IIS can keep a lot of authentication burden off of your shoulders.
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IIS, an acronym for Internet Information Services is a web application server program that handles HTTP requests, ranking second in popularity (after Apache). Its popularity is mainly due to the fact that IIS sites are so easy to implement - just a few mouse-clicks away - from a total disaster.
Added: 06/09/2004,
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The previous article showed you how to install, configure and, finally, how to connect your new Web Server to the Internet. Now you may be sure that the server runs securely. You have subscribed to Microsoft security bulletins not to omit any important patches. All you have to do now is to rest on your laurels. Are you sure about that?
Added: 06/09/2004,
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In Part I of the series we dealt with the installation of the IIS service whilst Part II covered issues related to configuring an IIS Server to handle encrypted connections. Until now, we used Internet Services Manager, a standard administration tool, to introduce changes in the IIS configuration settings. Part III is concerned with some new administration methods allowing one to modify IIS configuration settings that were previously unavailable.
Added: 06/09/2004,
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