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IIS URL Rewrite – Redirect multiple domain names to one
Consider this a 2nd part to IIS URL Rewrite – rewriting non-www to www. Reader Rubens asked about redirecting multiple domain names in a single rule. That’s a good question and worth writing a part II blog post about it.
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IIS URL Rewrite – rewriting non-www to www
If you’re using IIS 7.0 (or 7.5), URL Rewrite is a valuable tool, well worth installing and using.
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re: Windows Server 2008 R2 DNS Issues
Thanks bro!!! you save my ass!!!!!, I have been dealing with this issue for a long time, now I can keep my job and my luxurous life.... lol :)
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How to send email when port 25 is blocked
I run Windows Server 2008 as my development environment and use the local SMTP service to send emails
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Optimising an ASP.NET website using IIS
Optimising an ASP.NET website using IIS
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Web Deployment Tool released to web (RTW)
The final release of the Web Deployment Tool (aka Web Deploy or MsDeploy) has been released to the web. This is likely more significant than many people realize.
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Understanding Reverse Proxy Servers – and the Mailman
Ok, the goal isn’t to learn about the mailman, but he’s going to come in handy later.
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Visual Studio 2010 1-Click Publishing
When it comes to deploying websites, many developers and companies have unique and creative ways to handle deployment. While some have fully workable solutions, I believe that there is a lot of room for growth to bring powerful and straight forward publishing tools to the masses and to support mature publishing methods for simple and complex sites alike.
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Visual Studio 2010 1-Click Publish Hosting at ORCS Web
With Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 Beta 1 released and available as a free download, we at ORCS Web have joined with Microsoft to provide a free testing account so that you can see for yourself how the Publish feature works for remote publishing.
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IIS 7 Compression. Good? Bad? How much?
If you haven't properly leveraged compression in IIS, you're missing out on a lot! Compression is a trade-off of CPU for Bandwidth. With the expense of bandwidth and relative abundance of CPU, it's an easy trade-off. Yet, are you sure that your server is tuned optimally? I wasn't, which is why I finally sat down to find out for sure. I'll share the findings here.
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New IIS 7 Configuration Reference
Whether programmer or administrator, we're always looking for details on certain ASP.NET or IIS configuration settings, and sometimes we come up wanting because of lack of good documentation.
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Web Farms - How to tell which node is being served
I work with web farms on a daily basis, and one of the requirements that I run into, for testing, troubleshooting and logging, is to tell which node is handling a specific request.