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Posted to
IIS7 - Security
by
mattshadbolt
on
05-07-2009, 1:55 AM
when you browse https://192.168.1.2:443 on the local server does it redirect you to .1?
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Posted to
IIS7 - Setup
by
mattshadbolt
on
05-07-2009, 1:35 AM
i tried to impliment IIS FTP on 2008 a couple weeks ago and found creating accounts & permissions really flaky. Install FileZilla Server - is much easier to administer.
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Posted to
General Discussion
by
mattshadbolt
on
05-04-2009, 7:09 PM
I'm not using SQL as the IIS Log DB - I'm just using the normal W3C logs....
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Posted to
General Discussion
by
mattshadbolt
on
04-29-2009, 10:30 PM
Hi Guys,
I'm extremely new to LogParser but have some experience with SQL. Firstly, is there a SQL reference on the net for LogParser?
I'm trying to write custom queries so I can build them into reports, however I can't find a way to use the current date. For example, if I was using straight SQL I'd just use GETDATE()
SELECT ...
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Posted to
IIS7 - Administration Pack
by
mattshadbolt
on
04-28-2009, 9:22 PM
I'm having exactly the same issue with multiple servers. All other reports work fine - but when it comes to Site Traffic it fails (which is a shame because IMO its the most important report!)
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Posted to
Security
by
mattshadbolt
on
04-20-2009, 2:14 AM
I suppose you could use a tiny frame (say 1px) and load the site content in the larger frame. You could then also load the content in the main frame via another IIS site and/or port. Of course its not difficult to find the contents URL - but for 99% of users they'd just see the "masked" domain..
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Posted to
IIS7 - Setup
by
mattshadbolt
on
04-15-2009, 9:43 PM
I had exactly the same problem and found that I enabled ODBC logging but forgot to enable Custom Logging. Added the Custom Logging feature and it all worked perfectly!
Cheers,
Matt Shadbolt
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Posted to
IIS 7 - FastCGI Module
by
mattshadbolt
on
03-30-2009, 9:19 PM
I found removing the Windows Process Activation Service and then reinstalling IIS fixed this issue for me.