Re: HOW INSTALL IIS?, It's not available on Control Panel

Gabriel_EUK — Sun, 23 Nov 2008 14:02:39 GMT

Hi coolboi007,

Following are the steps to install IIS -

Start >> Run >> type in appwiz.cpl >> Ok >> "Add or remove programs" window will appear >> here at the left side click on "Add/Remove Windows Components" >> a new pop up window will appear "Windows Components Wizard" >> under "Components" section select "Application Server" >> Details >> again in new window select "Internet Information Services (IIS)" >> Ok >> Next

Re: IIS 6.0 Built in HTTP Compression

Gabriel_EUK — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 04:11:45 GMT

Hi Kumzy,

Very basic steps that you can easily implement for IIS compressions are as follows(provided you have some basic knowledge of IIS :) )

[Note : Do not forget to backup your metabase before you proceed ]

You will have to create a temporary folder to cache static file compression with any familiar name or even you can use default folder “%windir%\IIS Temporary Compressed Files”. Make sure IUSR have read/write permissions on this folder.

# Now open your IIS, at the left pane right click on Web Sites and select Properties

# click on Service tab - Enable Compress application files

# enable Compress static files

# change temporary directory to the folder you have created or default temp folder

# set max size of temp folder depending on the size of your hard drive

# Save and close

# edit the metabase at C:\Windows\system32\inetsrv\metabase.xml in Notepad

# locate for IIsCompressionScheme

# There should be two of them, one for deflate and one for gzip. Basically they are two means of compression that IIS supports.

# add aspx, asmx, php and any other extension that you need to the list extensions in HcScriptFileExtensions.

# HcDynamicCompressionLevel has a default value of 0, which can vary 0 -10, set it as per the need

# restart the World Wide Web Publishing Service

That's it :)

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