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IIS Discussion Digest: Edition 1
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thomad
Many Microsoft folks use an internal alias to discuss their IIS issues. Each week plenty of interesting topics come up. I will try to pick the most interesting topics and blog them regularly. I was a bit late this week, but nonetheless here is Edition...
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The IIS Process Model Features
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thomad
A process model is needed to run more than one web-site, web application or web-service securely and reliably on a single machine. In Shared Hosting scenarios hundreds or even thousands of web-sites run on an individual machine. The code running on these...
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IISRESET light
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thomad
Note: This blog entry used to be on my old blog. I'm about to shut it down so I thought I replicate some of the content here. Many IIS customers use IISRESET to get IIS back into a vanilla state. IISRESET is a pretty heavy hammer however and not needed...
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In a Nut Shell: Shared Hosting Improvements on IIS7
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thomad
We were meeting with AdHost today and I gave a quick 30-minute spiel on what we improved in IIS7 when it comes to Shared Hosting. Here is the list (not necessarily complete): 1) Shared Configuration You can have the central IIS configuration file (applicationhost...
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Understanding IIS7 Request Restrictions on Windows Vista
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thomad
Note: This blog entry used to be on my old blog. I'm about to shut it down so I thought I replicate some of the content here. You might have run into the IIS connection limit on Windows XP. IIS 5.1 on Windows XP allowed 10 concurrent connections before...
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IIS7 PowerShell Provider Podcast
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thomad
Saw a post on forums.iis.net last week about a Podcast on our new IIS7 PowerShell Provider. Being the Program Manager for this thing I thought maybe these guys want me to participate in the Podcast. And sure enough - Jonathan and Hal were interested....
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Cheesy Web Server Performance Test With PowerShell
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thomad
Instead of writing WCAT scripts I wrote my own little perf test client. The following .PS1 script works pretty well to do some very basic performance testing. Just enter the URL and the duration in seconds, e.g. ".\webperf.ps1 http://localhost/ 15"...
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IIS 7.0 PowerShell Provider Tech Preview 1
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thomad
Finally, IIS 7.0 has a PowerShell Provider! The IIS7 PowerShell Provider allows you to Create Web-Sites, Web Applications, Virtual Directories and Application Pools Change Simple Configuration Properties on Web-Sites, Application Pools, Web Applications...
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IIS 7.0 Trace Viewer
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thomad
There is a 90% chance I have to use the " Failed Request Tracing " feature (FRT) when I'm troubleshooting IIS7 issues. To be honest, I stopped turning it off. Tracing is so useful and fast that I don't see why I should disable it on my development box...
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Configuration Editor teaches you how to write IIS7 scripts
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thomad
The IIS7 configuration system is pretty complex even though it is plain xml. Writing code or scripts to make configuration changes usually requires a bunch of trial and error. But not anymore! The IIS7 Admin Pack includes a configuration editor that shows...
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Securely Delegating IIS7 Settings in Hosted Environments
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thomad
Classic ASP We tightened Classic ASP security a little bit more in IIS 7.0. The scriptErrorSentToBrowser property is set to false for example. This means that no script error whatsoever is displayed. In a hosted environment this might be a problem however...
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Hosting Übersites: IIS7 Support for International Domain Names (IDN)
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thomad
Let's suppose you are German, you developed an extremely cool web-site and now you want to make it available to your German Bier buddies. The only really fetzig site name you could come up with contains one of these nasty German umlauts: übersite.de ...
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Integrated Pipeline and the kernel-mode cache
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thomad
I ran across an interesting issue while writing a sample .NET module for IIS7 the other day. The sample module was supposed to restrict requests to localhost only (you could of course do this by setting the site bindings to 127.0.0.1:80:localhost). Here...
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IIS7: Moving the INETPUB directory to a different drive
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thomad
Having your content on a different partition than your Operating System is a good security practice. In previous IIS versions is was possible to do this during setup time in an unattend file. Due to changes in Vista and Windows Server 2008 setup it became...
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SSL certificates on Sites with Host Headers
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thomad
Today I got the following question: "I have two sites (siteV1.mysite.com and sitev2.mysite.com). They listen on the same IP address and port. We generated a certificate for siteV1.mysite.com and SSL is working properly. The problem is that some of our...
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