Search results matching tag 'shared hosting'

Bandwidth Quota Solutions

Xipher — Sun, 04 Oct 2009 02:36:28 GMT

Hello,

I would really like to use IIS7 in a small shared hosting environment, but I can't find a way to limit monthly bandwidth for a domain, is there any solution for this?

Mask a folder using URL rewrite

mcdotnet — Wed, 24 Jun 2009 11:03:55 GMT

Hi,

I am not sure if what I am asking is possible?

In a shared hosting enviroment with a static IP I have two websites located in two folders within the root directory.

I wish to map the two domains to their corresponding folders so when someone types in http://www.domain1.com they access the content at http://www.domain1.com/website1/ but the browser shows the url as http://www.domain1.com therefore hiding the fact that the website is in a subfolder.

Below is the rule I was going to use to point the two domains to their relevant folders.

As you can see below I am using a permanent redirect which I think may have a negative impact on the SEO. Is there another way of doing this without using a 301 redirect?.

I wish the likes of Google to see my website address as http://www.domain1.com as opposed to http://www.domain1.com/website1/ (if possible).

Thanks

IIS Shared hosting and C:\ permissions

kirill9 — Tue, 26 May 2009 09:01:21 GMT

What are the minimum permissions an IIS 7.0 worker process should have on the C:\ drive, and it's subfolders?

We are in the process of setting up a shared hosting environment, where each individual site is ran with it's own application pool and an identity of it's own system user. The site root paths are on another drive.

What permissions and on what folders on the C:\ system drive would I need to set, assuming that the rest of C:\ has full denied permissions?

Host name provider in ARRv1 RTW

wonyoo — Tue, 24 Feb 2009 17:51:51 GMT

One of the features that we have added between ARRv1 RC and ARRv1 RTW is host name affinity provider. This feature was designed specifically for shared hosters who uses the host name affinity feature in ARR to provide shared hosting services. (More info on the shared hosting using ARR can be found here.)

For customers who are using host name affinity, with host name provider feature in ARRv1 RTW, there are really two different "stages" of load balancing.

First, the host name provider is used to determine where the new host name should be affinitized to. ARRv1 comes with 2 providers out of the box (Microsoft.Web.Arr.HostNameRoundRobin and Microsoft.Web.Arr.HostNameMemory). Because it is using a provider model, a custom provider can also be added.

Second, if the host name is configured to consume more than one server, the load balance algorithm is then applied to determine where to forward the request among the affinitized servers that have been determined from the first step above.

(Previously, with RC release, both steps above were using the same load balance algorithm. The change in RTW is that we are now using the providers for the first step.)

To see the benefits of this feature in ARRv1 RTW, review the follow blog post for more info.

Shared hosting - billing plans

Kalvador — Mon, 26 Jan 2009 14:39:09 GMT

Hi All!

Sorry, I didn't find another place for my question ... Hope it is right here. Not long ago I became one worshipper of IIS7 and now I have a task to organize simple windows-based hosting (shared hosting) on IIS7, but I can't find anywhere information how I can utilize "hosting plans" (and apply restrictions in plans). We don't want use any management systems like "Parallels Plеsk". Any information, links, opinion, help would be appreciated.

Thanks

ps. Sorry for my english :)

About Shared Hosting Article

starpg — Wed, 26 Nov 2008 19:22:51 GMT

I know a lot of people, including myself have been wondering where that big 13 page shared hosting article went?

Well when IIS was updated, they took it down.

If anyone is interested in seeing the article, I revived it from www.archive.org, and have posted it on my website here:

http://www.tensioncore.com/shared_hosting/

I personally thought this was a perfect article and thus my reason for finding it and posting it back on the web, and hope everyone else found it as useful as I have.

About the Shared Hosting Article

starpg — Wed, 26 Nov 2008 18:48:07 GMT

I know a lot of people, including myself have been wondering where that big 13 page shared hosting article went?

Well when IIS was updated, they took it down.

If anyone is interested in seeing the article, I revived it from www.archive.org, and have posted it on my website here:

http://www.tensioncore.com/shared_hosting/

I personally thought this was a perfect article, and hope everyone else found it as useful as I have.

Re: AD and Web Farm

ashok854 — Tue, 18 Nov 2008 12:37:23 GMT

Hi Steve,

Do you know/have any referance which gives information about setup of AD for Shared Hosting Web Farm?

-A