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In a shared hosting environment, it’s a common desire to have a single IIS website that handles multiple sites with different domain names. This saves the cost of setting up additional sites with the hoster. At ORCS Web , we’ve supported this
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The problem is that I’m trying to keep track of the exact URL a person selects including the request parameter. That is, I have a URLs that can be played as follows: ...
This site is a resource for asp.net web programming. It has examples by Peter Kellner of techniques for high performance programming
[ In addition to blogging, I’m also now using Twitter for quick updates and to share links. Follow me at: twitter.com/scottgu ] Over the last few weeks I’ve been polling developers to see how many are using the new Search Engine Optimization (SEO) toolkit
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Why isn’t IIS7 authorization working in my asp.net website? I was trying to secure a folder in my asp.net application using the IIS7 system.webServer/security/authorization configuration settings. In the past you could do this through the
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The IIS7 Search Engine Optimization (SEO) Toolkit is an awesome tool to review your site and indicate any problems with the html that may cause search engines not to index your website properly. Check out Scott Guthrie’s post on the IIS7 Search
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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. Here’s his question:
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If you’re using IIS 7.0 (or 7.5), URL Rewrite is a valuable tool, well worth installing and using. One common use of URL Rewrite is redirecting http://domain.com to http://www.domain.com. Many people are doing this for search engine optimization
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So I’m a newbie when it comes to Windows Home Server but I’m quite seasoned when it comes to DotNetNuke, IIS, and that entire stack. I wanted to cover off a the topic of installing DotNetNuke onto your Windows Home Server. Windows Home Server is
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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. At first glance, Web Deploy seems like a tool for system administrators to copy
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I’m excited to announce a new program – WebsiteSpark – that Microsoft is launching today. WebsiteSpark is designed for independent web developers and web development companies that build web applications and web sites on behalf of others. It enables
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IIS6 uses the maxRequestLength config setting under the system.web section to specify maximum file upload size with a default of 4 MB. IIS7 uses the maxAllowedContentLength config setting under the system.webServer section to specify maximum file
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This is the seventh in a series of blog posts I’m doing on the upcoming VS 2010 and .NET 4 release. I’m going to switch from discussing new VS 2010 tooling features and instead do a few posts covering a few new runtime features (don’t worry – I’ll come
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We had a old website that made use of Microsoft Index Server and the Index Server COM objects (ixsso,Query). Everything was working fine on our Windows Server 2003 machines under IIS6. Then when we migrated to Windows Server 2008 and IIS7 our classic
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In Windows Server 2003 IIS6 you were able to change SMTP properties from within Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager. In Windows Server 2008 the IIS7 Manager does not handle SMTP anymore... but you can modify it by using the old IIS6 Manager
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Ok, the goal isn’t to learn about the mailman, but he’s going to come in handy later. Proxy servers have been around since the early days of computing and they play a large role on the web today: sometimes obvious, sometimes not. They can be used
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