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Posted to
IIS7 - General
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OWScott
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8 hours, 35 minutes ago
You have a number of options. If you have full control of the server and you can setup the new site with a subdomain, I recommend putting it on its own site.
If you want, you can create it as a vdir on your primary site too. php should work nicely most anywhere that you place it.
For forums software for ASP.NET, there may be some good free ...
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Posted to
IIS7 - General
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OWScott
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11 hours, 21 minutes ago
If I understand correctly, you want to be able to change the framework version for a particular site or application.
In IIS7, this is done at the app pool rather than the site (like it was in IIS6 and earlier).
First off, if all sites on the server are using the same framework version then you should only have to do this once when ...
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Posted to
IIS7 - Security
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OWScott
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12 hours, 9 minutes ago
Hi Sandeep,
Without www and with are actually 2 different sites, so if someone comes in without the www, your cert needs to be approved for that domain name too.
In other words, you either need to setup 2 sites, each with their own corresponding cert, or you need to use a wildcard or a multi-domain certificate that supports both mywebsite.com ...
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Posted to
IIS7 - Extensibility
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OWScott
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11-28-2009, 11:05 AM
Hi Greg,
Why are you using WebDAV? Is that so that people have http access across an intranet? Another option is to consider DFS-N which can have different folders for different users and you can provide everyone a UNC path.
With WebDAV, it may be possible to dyamically redirect different users to different paths, but I'm not ...
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General
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OWScott
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11-28-2009, 2:18 AM
It sounds like something is causing the redirect to the IP address. Do you have any code, anything in global.asax or an ISAPI module like ISAPI Rewrite, or something in your default.aspx page?
Also, make sure that all of your links within the site (i.e. <a href="...> are using relative links or are using igotvote.gotdns.com ...
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Posted to
IIS7 - Extensibility
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OWScott
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11-28-2009, 1:36 AM
Let me see if I understand this correctly. You have a few users that each need to have their own unique WebDAV configuration that points to a custom folder. That folder path is determined by their Active Directory Shares. Is that correct?
If you don't have many accounts to manage, you can consider creating a few virtual directories that ...
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Posted to
IIS7 - General
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OWScott
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11-28-2009, 1:24 AM
Are these 2 servers that you control? If SMTPSVC started a conversation but didn't continue then it sounds like something is blocking traffic back to SMTPSVC. Check your firewall rules to make sure that SMTPSVC can receive traffic back to it.
You can try a ping and then telnet test from each mail server to see if you can confirm ...
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Posted to
General
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OWScott
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11-28-2009, 1:19 AM
A certificate is used for a few things. It's used to encrypt the communication, but it's also used to prove that you are who you say that you are. For that reason the domain name on the cert is supposed to match the URL that you used to get to the site. Otherwise a warning in thrown.
What I recommend is that you buy yourself a domain ...
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Posted to
ASP.NET Administration
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OWScott
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11-28-2009, 1:10 AM
The goal should be to match what you have in dev, or make dev what you want production to be like.
Generally you would mark a folder as an application if it's a project root with its own bin or other application files. There are some settings in web.config that need to be in the site root too so sometimes that requires that you mark a ...
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Posted to
Web Deployment Tool (MS Deploy)
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OWScott
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11-19-2009, 9:11 AM
I don't know of a documented script available for share, but the tools to look into are:
IIS6 = adsutil
IIS6 = appcmd
Make sure that each step commits the change first. i.e. if you do happen to try editing metabase.xml and making all changes at once and saving, it will cause issues. And with any 'swap' concept, it takes ...