Jun 13, 2008
I've been working on a series of posts and Webcasts in my "spare time" directed at some of the areas in which I am most frequently asked questions. I am currently working on developing topics dealing with IIS configuration. It seems logical that this...
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Filed under: IIS 7, IIS, Microsoft.Web.Administration
Jun 01, 2008
I'm happy to report that my first webcast has been published to IIS.NET. For those of you that prefer to learn by watching a feature being used over reading an article, I will be trying to do one or two of these a month. You may download the WMV file...
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Filed under: configuration webcast extensibility
Nov 29, 2007
It has been quite a while since my last post to my blog. For the past several months, I had been working on an internal project with Microsoft that has kept me very busy. That said, the past month has also proved to be very interesting for me. I decided...
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Filed under: East Coast, Content, Charleston, South Carolina, Welcome
Apr 30, 2007
For those of you that care to follow this stuff, check out my Mix07 updates on Twitter , my pictures on Flickr , and my errr... other stuff on Facebook .
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Filed under: MIX07
Apr 30, 2007
I just watched some of the coolest demos I've seen in a while. Ray Ozzie gave the opening keynote address for Mix 07. I hate to say it but he stated nothing more than the obvious direction of technology, IMHO. Ray's address was quickly followed by Scott...
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Filed under: IIS 7, MIX07, Expression, Silverlight
Apr 28, 2007
In just a few short hours, I'll be heading to Las Vegas to attend Mix 07 . I'm not sure what to expect but I'm very excited to see our customers in person. I'm probably one of the few who doesn't really enjoy Vegas. However, this time will be different...
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Filed under: MIX07
Mar 12, 2007
As many know, the Microsoft MVP Global Summit is happening this week. As if the affair wasn't a big enough deal, Jeffrey Palermo threw a big party at Jillians in Seattle. I went last night just to talk to some of this industry's most well known bloggers...
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Filed under: MVP, IIS
Mar 05, 2007
As you may know, we have already announced that the IIS team was working with Zend to improve PHP performance on the Windows platform. While that fact might stand alone as pretty cool, I also found this link on Brad Abrams blog about an Microsoft Ajax...
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Filed under: PHP, Ajax
Feb 13, 2007
Being a member of the IIS team, I often find myself checking blog posts to see what the members of the product team are blogging about. However, since Powershell came out, I find myself doing more and more work on my scripts. It's a bit annoying to have...
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Filed under: PowerShell, Download, IIS.NET
Feb 08, 2007
For those of you looking for IIS information, this blog post is not for you. For those of you that just like general computer information, read on and enjoy. The computer mouse has come a long way over the years. When Doug Engelbart invented the computer...
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Filed under: Hardware, Off topic
Feb 01, 2007
I have completed the final pieces of the Logging UI for Vista and posted them on the DownloadCENTER. I've completed functionality to allow you to configure central binary logging , central W3C logging , and site defaults . I've modified the look and feel...
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Filed under: IIS 7, SDK, .NET, UI Module
Jan 30, 2007
As many of you already know, the management console for IIS 7.0 on Windows Vista does not have a UI for logging. Since this was a pain point for several customers, I decided to test out the extensibility APIs by creating a logging UI module. I've posted...
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Filed under: IIS 7, SDK, .NET, UI Module, Download
Jan 21, 2007
It's sometimes hard to hold a completely technical blog, particularly when you have long absences from one post to the next. You feel you have to explain yourself to your readership each time you take more than a week or two between posts. This is no...
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Filed under: Culture, ThinkWeek, Off topic
Dec 01, 2006
In my previous post , I showed you how easy it was to leverage your knowledge of the IIS 7 managed SDK in Windows PowerShell. We loaded the IIS 7 managed assemblies and then traversed the object model to display site information and stop application pools...
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Filed under: IIS 7, PowerShell
Nov 30, 2006
I've caught the PowerShell bug. In between stints with my ever-expanding code samples, I play with PowerShell a lot. I thought I'd share a quick example of how to load Microsoft.Web.Administration.dll and use it to perform some basic tasks. Note: I'm...
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Filed under: IIS 7, PowerShell, SDK