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    - matching of Client Certificates with Server Certificates Hello, I wanted to know if the following properties of Server Certificates to be matched with the Server Certificate? 1. Issuer 2. Issued 3. Thumbprint 4 Validity 1. if Private key in the Server Certificate should be associated with the Client Certificate also? 2. If Server Certificate has only single purpose of "Server Authentication" as displayed in its properties, can it be exported to .pfx/p7b format file to be used as a Client Certificate. Please Help Thanks in Advance Tag: How to have the URL default to the FQDN Tag: 392639
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    - Recommend the Best Log Analyzer? Hello All, Is there a log analyzer out there that gives you great details.... outside of just listing the top 20 directories and top 20 pages that are hit? Is there a log analyzer that will let you isolate one folder within your IIS .. and tell you all of the activity about that folder? thanks.... Tag: How to have the URL default to the FQDN Tag: 392633
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    - IIS 6 | URL Mapping with ISAPI Filter | ASP.NET 2.0 Hello All, We have configured IIS 6 websites using Host Header to have multiple domain names mapped to a single website (to optimize the IIS resource utilization) . However, I want each domain to be pointing to a different folder, something like: website1 |-------Root |-------Domain1 |-------Domain2 |-------Domain3 website2 |-------Root |-------Domain4 .... and so on The webiste1 HomeDirectory points to website1\Root, while I need all Host Header (domain names) to point to their respective Folders. This 'Domain Name to Physical Path' mapping is kept in a text file. We wrote an ISAPI Filter which is registered for IIS Event 'SF_NOTIFY_URL_MAP', and it fetches the information from the text file and accordingly changes the PhysicalPath for the incoming HTTP Requests. This setup is working for all types of file extensions so far including ASP.NET 1.1 Recently we have installed .NET Framework 2.0 and configured all ScriptMaps to use version 2.0 (aspnet_regiis -r), and since then the redirection explained above does NOT work for ASP.NET pages. Any domainName which has ASPX page is looked at in HomeDirectory of the corresponding website, while any other file extension is picked from the configured mapping. Can somebody please explain this behavior? Is it because of 'Faulty Installation/Configuration' of .NET 2.0? Thanks in advance ~TJ Tag: How to have the URL default to the FQDN Tag: 392632
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    - how to monitor IIS requests i'm troubleshooting an IIS issue related to client certificates. from what i've read, when 'require a client certificate' is enabled for a site and a client attempts to connect, the first thing IIS does is send a list of CAs it trusts to the client. i'd like to know what's in this list. can anybody recommend a tool to do this? tks. Tag: How to have the URL default to the FQDN Tag: 392622
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    - Disable redirects to Windows Update I am trying to access a specific webpage and when I enter the address in either IE or Firefox I'm redirected to http://update.microsoft.com/windowsupdate/v6/default.aspx?ln=en-us I've completed the updats, tried disabling the auto updates, cleared cookies, objects and files, rebooted and nothing seems to work. Now I seem to be blocked from getting to the site (it is a site I use in my real estate business) because I always get redirected. If anyone can help I'd appreciate it! Tag: How to have the URL default to the FQDN Tag: 392621
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    - IIS 5.1 (XP SP2) can connect via localhost cannot connect via network IP Hello, Configuration: I am running IIS on Windows XP SP2 I have a router connecting to the internet and an additional Macintosh box. The router is set to give static ip addresses to the win box (10.0.0.2) and to the mac box (10.0.0.1). Windows Firewall is turned off completely (even the Service is turned off) Problem: >From the Mac box i cannot connect to IIS on the win box (not using http://10.0.0.2 and not using the static dns name i configured in the router). I CAN connect from my mac box to Shared Folders on my win box, so no connection problem. A port scan from the mac box, doesn't pick up port 80. On my Win box I can connect to my local website using http://localhost or http://127.0.0.1, but cannot connect using the network ip (http:// 10.0.0.2) nor using the dns name. TCPInfo shows that port 80 is indeed inetinfo, and that it is listening (but local only ? : inetinfo.exe:3352 TCP 0.0.0.0:80 0.0.0.0:0 LISTENING) (see dump below) Does 0.0.0.0:80 mean that it listens only to the localhost? If yes how can i change that setting, if no, what could be the problem? TCPInfo dump: Skype.exe:3100 UDP 127.0.0.1:3251 *:* iexplore.exe:4032 UDP 127.0.0.1:1083 *:* devenv.exe:1332 UDP 127.0.0.1:1067 *:* svchost.exe:1096 UDP 127.0.0.1:123 *:* msnmsgr.exe:2936 UDP 10.0.0.2:9438 *:* iexplore.exe:4032 TCP 10.0.0.2:3643 209.85.135.103:443 ESTABLISHED iexplore.exe:4032 TCP 10.0.0.2:3642 209.85.135.103:443 CLOSE_WAIT [System Process]:0 TCP 10.0.0.2:3640 65.54.225.100:443 TIME_WAIT iexplore.exe:4032 TCP 10.0.0.2:3639 72.14.215.104:80 ESTABLISHED iexplore.exe:4032 TCP 10.0.0.2:3637 64.233.179.99:80 ESTABLISHED iexplore.exe:4032 TCP 10.0.0.2:3636 64.233.179.99:80 ESTABLISHED [System Process]:0 TCP 10.0.0.2:3635 209.85.135.103:80 TIME_WAIT Skype.exe:3100 TCP 10.0.0.2:3252 85.166.28.206:57911 ESTABLISHED System:4 TCP 10.0.0.2:139 0.0.0.0:0 LISTENING System:4 UDP 10.0.0.2:138 *:* System:4 UDP 10.0.0.2:137 *:* svchost.exe:1096 UDP 10.0.0.2:123 *:* Skype.exe:3100 TCP 0.0.0.0:34591 0.0.0.0:0 LISTENING Skype.exe:3100 UDP 0.0.0.0:34591 *:* lsass.exe:712 UDP 0.0.0.0:4500 *:* svchost.exe:1144 UDP 0.0.0.0:3492 *:* svchost.exe:1144 UDP 0.0.0.0:3491 *:* svchost.exe:1144 UDP 0.0.0.0:3490 *:* svchost.exe:1144 UDP 0.0.0.0:3489 *:* svchost.exe:1144 UDP 0.0.0.0:3488 *:* svchost.exe:1144 UDP 0.0.0.0:3487 *:* svchost.exe:1144 UDP 0.0.0.0:3486 *:* inetinfo.exe:3352 UDP 0.0.0.0:3456 *:* svchost.exe:900 TCP 0.0.0.0:3389 0.0.0.0:0 LISTENING inetinfo.exe:3352 TCP 0.0.0.0:2857 0.0.0.0:0 LISTENING svchost.exe:1144 UDP 0.0.0.0:1102 *:* svchost.exe:1144 UDP 0.0.0.0:1073 *:* msnmsgr.exe:2936 UDP 0.0.0.0:1040 *:* svchost.exe:1144 UDP 0.0.0.0:1028 *:* lsass.exe:712 UDP 0.0.0.0:500 *:* System:4 TCP 0.0.0.0:445 0.0.0.0:0 LISTENING System:4 UDP 0.0.0.0:445 *:* inetinfo.exe:3352 TCP 0.0.0.0:443 0.0.0.0:0 LISTENING svchost.exe:952 TCP 0.0.0.0:135 0.0.0.0:0 LISTENING inetinfo.exe:3352 TCP 0.0.0.0:80 0.0.0.0:0 LISTENING Tag: How to have the URL default to the FQDN Tag: 392614
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    - ASAPI Hello WHen i try to access a .java file on my webserver i get a 403.1 Access denied error. I have looked at the ASAPI filter and there are none in place. However I did notice that the CACHE ASAPI under the IIS home directory tab has the .java listed. Is this causing the page not to be rendered? What are the possible problems of removing this setting from the cache and allowing the .java files to be renedered? Thank you Tag: How to have the URL default to the FQDN Tag: 392610
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    - Write permissions in IIS7 I'll try this again, sorry for continuing topic on new post. I'm not proficient with IIS, let alone IIS7 (new for me in Vista). I used XP and IIS there was simpler to use, so I'm somewhat confused. My website is the default website in Vista/IIS7. I would like to get a directory on my site that will allow PHP5 to write a file to it, and another web app to also write a file to the same directory. The directory will not allow writes to it, no matter if I'm surfing my site at home on my system, or from the web. If anyone could please point me in the right direction on how to set a directory with write permission. With XP's IIS, all you had to do was right-click on the folder and checkmark "write"... and it was as simple as that. In Vista this is not as simple or evident. Thanks in advance. - Francis Tag: How to have the URL default to the FQDN Tag: 392607
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    - HTTPS to HTTP I have a web site that is running https, but when I go to the https://myaddress, my browser re-directs me to http://myaddress. Is this an IIS 6.0 issue or a browser issue. The full message is "You are about to leave a secure internet connection. It will be possible for others to view information you send. Do you want to continue? YES or NO" If I click NO nothing happens. If I click YES I am re-directed to http://myaddress and I get the message "The page must be viewed over a secure channel". I don't want to go to http://myaddress, since my site is running on https://myaddress. What is re-directing me? I'm sure its not the code since I have nothing in the code about redirecting. I has to be an IIS 6.0 or IE7.0 setting. Please help. Freddy Tag: How to have the URL default to the FQDN Tag: 392606
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    - Windows Server 2003 NLB Health Checks I'm using Windows NLB to cluster IIS servers and is working fine. NLB, however, blindly forwards traffic to port 80 even when IIS is down on one of them. The only way to avoid it handling request is by doing an "wlbs stop" to remove an affected server from the cluster to avoid traffic to an affected box. Is there a way NLB can be used to do health checks before forwarding traffic? Tag: How to have the URL default to the FQDN Tag: 392605
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    - IIS6.0: Out of memory We are running classic ASP (3.0) on a Windows 2003 Server and IIS 6.0. A few weeks ago the web application begun to report errors "out of memory" for a few times a day. When this happens the IIS 6.0 is flushing the ASP Template Cache and virtual memory for the w3wp.exe process and is beginning to recompile the ASP pages. This leads to heavy cpu load for some minutes and a slow responding web application. Also there are many script compilation errors at this time. After that the server is running fine for some time, but it will happen again and again. Sometimes the server is doing this every few minutes and we have to reset the IIS. Problem is, that we are running a e-commerce application and restarting the application leads to a loss of all shopping carts and so we are loosing customers. Some more things to mention: - We restart the IIS every morning at 6.00pm automatically. - We allready tried to isolate every ActiveX COM to see if there is a problem with one them, but with no success - We tried to analyze a possible memory leak with debug diagnostics but we are not able to understand the analyzed data and also the server is not responding everytime when debugger is attached caused by heavy cpu load when debugging. The memory dump I successfully created a short time before "out of memory" error occured is about 2 GB in size. Tag: How to have the URL default to the FQDN Tag: 392601
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    - Vista Ultimate IIS not working Hi, I'm trying to get IIS 7 working on my home PC, new PC Dual Core, 4GB ram, 1GB video. I did an upgrade from XP pro and IIS worked fine. Not I'm not even able to bring up the default page: http://localhost. I get the following error: Server Error in Application "Default Web Site" I tried changing the settings in IIS to allow version 6 compatability but that did not help. I'm developing using VS2005 .NET2 Please help Fick Tag: How to have the URL default to the FQDN Tag: 392598
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    - ISAPI and Host Headers Hi, Thanks for your help ahead of time, I'm very new to IIS, and I need help. My situation is this: I have a working library database server with a built-in web server using Polaris. I have two different sites, same IP address, but on different ports, one 80 other 81. I need to use the IIS box on the DMZ to forward requests to both websites on the library server. I'm testing this all on virtual machines, so the networking right now is very simple (same subnet no firewalls) The software came with an ISAPI filter, for use with IIS, which redirects requests to the library server when you use specific URLs. I set up a test with no problem using the default website by using a virtual folder with script permissions for the dll and an ini file. I change the ini file which tells the filter what IP and port to use. I could change the port back and forth, to go to both websites on the other server one at a time after restarting IIS. So then after some reading, I decided that I need to use host headers to do what I want to do. I set up two different websites, identical to each other than name, home directory, and where the ISAPI filter should be forwarding requests. I did a lot of reading on host headers, and I'm pretty sure that I set them up correctly, I even added DNS so that I could be sure that the headers were being passed. As far as the stuff I know from what I read so far, it "should" work. However, I'm having weird issues with the different websites after I set them up. The scripts have a built in page that tells you if the filter is setup correctly, and what port is being forwarded to. After much frustration, I think I at least have a solid symptom: 1. I setup ISAPI on site A, and test the filter, shows that requests are being forwarded to 192.168.99.202 on port 81. 2. I stop site A, setup site B with a different scripts directory and ISAPI filter, test the filter and it shows that requests are being forwarded to 99.202 port 80 3. Then I start site A again and test the filter. It's using 80, the port that site B is supposed to use. The dll and the ini files haven't changed, so what am I missing?\ 4. I then stop B and try A again. It's still using port 80. . . I think at step 4 I've eliminated the possibility that it's host headers causing the problem, right? Is there something else that I need to setup when I use IIS this way? I'm using IIS in server 2003. Sorry for writing a book, but I guess I'm too new to know what is relevant and what isn't. Thanks for your time, I'm coming up on the deadline for me to roll this out, and I'm thoroughly stuck. -Rob Evert Tag: How to have the URL default to the FQDN Tag: 392591
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    - Hosting multiple sites using Host Names and Port Numbers -- help! So, this may be a really simple thing to do, but I am having trouble, so would appreciate any help. Here is the thing. I am trying to host multiple websites on my IIS 6.x server. Currently it is set-up so that each site can be accessed by typing http://71.149.xxx.xxx/sitename. So: site 1 is at http://71.149.xxx.xxx/sitename1 site2 is at http://71.149.xxx.xxx/sitename2 and so on. When I go to setup the Host Names, I am trying to make it such that http://71.149.xxx.xxx/sitename1 is redirected to http://sitename1.mymainsite.com and http://71.149.xxx.xxx/sitename2 is redirected to http://sitename2.mymainsite.com and so on but instead I get the message "Invalid Host Name." Do I need to assign each "site" a different port on the IP address? And if so, how do I redirect so that the content comes from the correct files? In other words, the content for sitename1 is different from the content of sitename2 which is different from the content of sitename3, etc. I hope that makes sense. If not, I can try to clarify more. Any help is appreciated. I took a look at iisanswers site and the microsoft site, but neither is giving me what I am looking for. Thanks in advance, Timothy ttravis@lotsapeoples.com Tag: How to have the URL default to the FQDN Tag: 392585
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    - IIS 7.0 problems I have installed windows longhorn, I'm trying to install IIS, and I'm getting lots of errors in the installation of the http and security, the only portion that is installed is the FTP. I tried to uninstall IIS and install it back again, never succeeded. I have Directory services, DNS, and I'm trying to install IIS on the server. any ideas ? Thank you so much. Tag: How to have the URL default to the FQDN Tag: 392577
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    - Cannot access web server from internet I'm trying to open my web server to the internet and I cant seem to get it to work. I've opened port 8080 on my router and in Windows XP firewall and I've set the TCP port in IIS also to 8080. I can access the website ok from within the network but outside it just seems to timeout. According to my ISP's help they do not block port 8080 so I just don't understand why I cant see the website using my IP. The address is http://80.229.15.67:8080/ Thanks. SuzyB Tag: How to have the URL default to the FQDN Tag: 392576
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    - IIS 7.0 ADSI script Hello, My legacy vbs script uses ADSI for creating a virtual directory, but under IIS 7.0 it creates it with a DefaultAppPool when I want it to create with a Classic .NET AppPool to avoid having to retouch the web.config. Any ideas how to do this please? -- Thank you, Christopher Ireland Tag: How to have the URL default to the FQDN Tag: 392574
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    - Error number: -2147023545 Implementing IISADMPWD tool Dear all, I implemented the IISADMPWD tool following exactly the KB907271 at this url http://support.microsoft.com/kb/907271/en-us, anyway when I am trying to change the password I received that message disabling the show friendly error messages on IE 7 "Error number: -2147023545". I received that error after I inserted credentials to modify on that page http://servername/iisadmpwd/aexp2b.asp and I pressed the submit. Anyone that know how to solve this issue? thanks all again. Matteo Tag: How to have the URL default to the FQDN Tag: 392573
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    - ASP upload files when files dimension exceeds 3MB. Why ? Hello. I'm experiecing a problem with file uploads from ASP pages. On a Windows 2000 - IIS 5 server we're running an ASP Classic application that features an upload form for files of great dimensions (100+MB). Problem is, when we try to upload a file exceeding 3MB we retive almost immediatly a message such as 'The page cannot be displayed'. We do not even reach the page that contains the code for file managing; when we click on the submit button in the form with enctype multipart form data the application ends and the error is visualized. For files under 3MB there are no problems at all. The FAQ of our upload third party component (ABCUpload by Websupergoo) state that we could either have problems with our proxy or we could be stopped by a wrong URLScan setting: we do not have any proxy nor URLScan is installed on our server. I may add that all the configuration of the script timeouts on IIS are correctly set. Is there anyone who can suggest us a solution ? Thanks in advance for any help... Newcomsas Tag: How to have the URL default to the FQDN Tag: 392572
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    - FrontPage extensions enabled but does not work Hi. I have FrontPage extensions enabled on our 2003 webserver and activated in the management console, but if I look at the preferences of each domain it says that FP is not enabled, but it is. I have run a secure server program from MS several years ago, could this interfere? It is an upgrade from 2000 server. Regards Mikael Tag: How to have the URL default to the FQDN Tag: 392569
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    - Cannot Install SQL Server Client Admin Tools on Windows 2003 Web Edition? I have two developers using Windows 2003 Web Edition to develop web applications. They are not being allowed to install the SQL Server Manager client tools. Why would Microsoft introduce restrictions on the SQL Server *client* administration tools in the Web Edition of Windows 2003? How can it not be clear to anyone that the SQL Server client tools are needed for development of *web* applications?! Whatever licensing theory they are applying here is very obscure. -- Will Tag: How to have the URL default to the FQDN Tag: 392561
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    - Help... going to explode! Hi there, I recently upgraded to Vista (fresh install) as I was using XP Pro. Moved my web pages to Vista and am trying to get write permission set to a directory on my site hosted by IIS7 on my system. (http://RadioXex.ca) On XP all I had to do in IIS Manager was to right-click on the directory and set write permission. I need to write to a file called DB.MDB in that directory. (It's from a tracker called MetaTraffic that tracks site traffic). I tried setting permissions directly (from outside IIS7 Manager) by going to the directory on my hard drive and going to the folder > properties > security and adding a IUSR and IIS_ISURS user with "full control" checked. This didn't help. (My website has it's own directory on my computer. i'e'. c:\websites\RadioXex I'm not sure if this info helps.) I need to do this to another directory within my site so my php code can create images there, so it too needs write permissions. Any suggestions? I've tried searching the web. I'm really confused now. Tag: How to have the URL default to the FQDN Tag: 392559
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    - IIS 7.0 - CGI executables Hi! I'm trying to set up IIS 7.0(Vista) to support CGI stand alone executables(made with Delphi). I have installed ALL the features in IIS7, including CGI support. When I run my CGI program, the server returns "502.2 - Bad gateway". This is a simple test script that only returns "OK" when run. It runs ok in IIS6, but not in IIS7. Does anyone have any suggestions on how to resolve this? Kind regards, Geir Bratlie Tag: How to have the URL default to the FQDN Tag: 392558
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    - HttpException (0x80070002) - Failed to start monitoring file chang Windows Server 2003 Standard Edition Service Pack 1 When "Browse" the Default Website: Directory 'D:\XXXXX\BIN' does not exist. Failed to start monitoring file changes. Checked NTFS re http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;Q317955 and followed the suggestions. No improvement. As Administrator: Neither Windows Explorer nor IIS Manager show the Directory 'BIN' (DOS) Command Prompt allows Navigation to the Directory and (dir) lists the files but cannot change the attributes (attrib) because the 'D:\XXXXX\BIN' is not found (!?) Ran 'attrib -H /S /D' in D:\XXXXX'; it does not report a setting change for the BIN directory that is present according to the DOS navigation. Thank you in advance. Tag: How to have the URL default to the FQDN Tag: 392556
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    - load balancing // caching -- any recommendations? I am looking for a single device that does both load balancing and caching. I have an application that is very image intensive. I am looked at Cisco CSS and Radware products but they seem to split out this functionality to different devices. What is everyone doing to achieve these pieces? Thanks! Tag: How to have the URL default to the FQDN Tag: 392551
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    - Hosting Multiple Websites with IIS 6 I am trying to setup multiple websites on and IIS 6 box. I am using host headers. I have the 2nd site setup and working internally, but from the outside i get defaulted to the default website. Any ideas would be appreciated. Thanks in advance. BW Tag: How to have the URL default to the FQDN Tag: 392535
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    - Web Server 2003 vs. Vista I am thinking of buying a new web server and I'm wondering if I should buy Web Server 2003 or Vista. Anybody got any wisdom to offer? Thanks in advance, Bob Sweeney Tag: How to have the URL default to the FQDN Tag: 392530
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    - Getting CDONTS to work as per article 186204 in IIS As per article 186204 in KB I have done all that the article says, but when I press the submit button the Asp page remains blank and now mail is actually send. There are a few differences : The article speaks of 'Default SPTP server', my IIS has a 'Default SMTP virtual server' and between step e) and f) I must still press the advanced button. I further has a 'Mail server' a 'File server' and my local XP machine with IIS activated, so what is the Fully Qualified Domain Name and 'Smart Host' -- Rgrds Hans Tag: How to have the URL default to the FQDN Tag: 392529
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    - Native HTTP compression question! Hi, I understand that there is HTTP compression funcitonality within IIS6. Does this require a certain version of a web browser to enable the decompression of the website? Thanks for your help Damon Tag: How to have the URL default to the FQDN Tag: 392528
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    - cookie not set i have a problem with cookies not getting set under iis webserver, i have seen that this is a security issue my domain name has a underscore in it's name test_domain and the computername is http:\\webserver1.domain_zb\test in tthe url how can i correct this behaviour what do i need to set in my dns server or somewhere else to get it work firefox has no problem with the underscore but i need to work with IE6 Tag: How to have the URL default to the FQDN Tag: 392525
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    - website won't start Hello, Using SBS 2003. IISAdmin service wouldn't start with code -2149647636. A bunch of dependant Exchange services would start either. I found a KB that recommended, and I re-registered msxml3.dll which fixed the problem with IISAdmin not starting. So, IISAdmin is running and all exchange services are up. But, I can't get any websites started, so, critically for us, OWA is down. When I try to start the website, no error either on the screen or in event viewer, but nothing starts. When I click on some property pages in IIS (like default website, home directory), I get a "class not registered" error. Any ideas? TIA! Tag: How to have the URL default to the FQDN Tag: 392522
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    - IIS 6 performance problem I'm running IIS 6 on Win Server 2003 with Frontpage extensions 5.0.2.6790. The server - recently upgraded - is a dual Xeon each at 3GHz with 2GB of memory, and the performance monitor shows no appreciable CPU loading at any relevant time. But the website goes slower than a wet week when processing form requests. The site has a lot of forms - every page has a couple of forms (a send email form, a 'rate this article form', and sometimes other forms too) so there is something over 1000 forms in total on the site, maybe even over 2000. All forms were created using Frontpage and its server extensions. However, very few forms are being filled out and sent to the server, if it processes more than 2 or 3 a minute, I'd be very surprised. IIS is taking 90 seconds to respond to a form being sent to it, and sometimes times out completely. And it is sometimes responsive in other areas too - for example, trying to upload a single changed page from the development to the production server sometimes gets a 'root web busy' error. These problems started a month or so back and at first I attributed it to the older less powerful server, so replaced it with this new screamer, but the new more powerful hardware has made no impact at all on IIS. Does anyone have any suggestions? Many tks David. Tag: How to have the URL default to the FQDN Tag: 392517
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    - Security and IIS Web Pages I'm confused. I have a web page that is currently running on an Apache server with FrontPage extensions enabled. It works like a champ. I can clamp down on security for various subwebs without a problem. Because FrontPage Extensions are no longer supported, I'm having to look into migrating the web pages to our Windows 2003 EE server. I can load the web site in IIS and specfiy the network card and port I want to use without a problem. The pages appear correctly, but I'm concerned about security. How can I get the same functionality in IIS that I currently get with FrontPage Extensions? I thought there might be some way to do this through SharePoint Services, but I can't find a way to do it. Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated. Tag: How to have the URL default to the FQDN Tag: 392513
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    - Starting new web sites. Looking for best practices Hope this is the right for this q. . . if not, please direct me to the right place. I've just installed SBS 2003 with all the 'standard' options [IIS, Exchange, etc]. IIS has the standard web sites in it already (Default, comapnyweb, SharePoint). I want to add 2 additional sites with domain name I have already purchased for anonymous internet access. My question is, is there a step by step best practice doc somewhere that describes the crater to stay out of as it relates to security, DNS, SSL, Host Headers and port sharing? Tag: How to have the URL default to the FQDN Tag: 392507
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I have a Sharepoint Intranet site and I would like the URL to alwayes default
to the FQDN. How can I make this happen?

Re: How to have the URL default to the FQDN by David

David
Thu Feb 22 01:34:07 CST 2007

On Feb 21, 11:20 pm, CK <C...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> I have a Sharepoint Intranet site and I would like the URL to alwayes default
> to the FQDN. How can I make this happen?

Not an IIS-related question. You want to ask a Sharepoint specific
newsgroup since this would be functionality unique to that
application.

//David
http://w3-4u.blogspot.com
http://blogs.msdn.com/David.Wang
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