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Hi,
We have a security certificate configured in IIS 6.0 on our old server. We are migrating to a new server. How do I migrate the security certificate of our website from IIS 6.0 to IIS 7.0?
Started by rboorgapally on
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The Certificates snap-in isn't in Administrative....
Them import this certificate into IIS 7 on the Windows 2008 machine.
You'll need to export the certificate to a pfx file (go through the certificate wizard, and export should be one of the options) .
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How can i give access to IIS_WPG user role in IIS.
I am trying to run .net 2.0 application on windows xp laptop
Started by WingMan20-10 on
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Best Regards,
Oliver Hanappi
It's a group on your machine, edit it like this:
Right click My Computer Manage... .
There you can find the user group and add your service accounts .
Open the microsoft management console and add the local users and groups snapin .
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I have an app that accesses information about websites running on IIS on a remote machine, using DirectoryEntry objects (in System.DirectoryServices).
Any client machine that runs the app needs to have IIS installed or the app throws a System.Runtime....
Started by pete the pagan-gerbil on
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And it's not because....
So what I understand is that you're trying to get website info from remote IIS servers, but the client that is trying to get that information must have IIS installed in order to be able to query those remote systems.
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My client has most of the applications in .NET, he is changing his hosting provider, now he is asking for advice whether he should use the Windows 2008 with IIS 7.0 or good old Windows 2003 with IIS 6.0
What advantage does 7.0 offer over 6.0?
Started by Binoj Antony on
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Another consequence is that URL permissions applied in web.config apply to all resources and not just ones mapped to the... .
That gets you pipelining and greater configuration control via web.config .
Net is native in IIS7 rather than being an ISAPI filter .
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I have a PowerShell script that configures web site and web application settings in IIS. So I use the cmdlets in the WebAdministration snap in. But this script needs to run on Windows 2008, Windows 7 and Windows 2008 R2. And I need it to run with minimal...
Started by Mark Arnott on
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Dont have my shell handy but something like:
$succeeded = import-module WebAdministration if (($succeeded -ne $null) -and ($succeeded.GetType() -eq [System.Exception]) { #Could... .
Is it possible to catch the error from one or the other, and do the opposite .
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Does anyone know how to write your own specifications for the built-in URL Rewrite Module in IIS 7.0?
We are using a shared host that does not allow use of IIS 7.0 Remote Manager on shared accounts, but we'd like to employ URL rewriting for SEO purposes...
Started by wrburgess on
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How can we check if the URL Rewriting module is installed on a server (hosting ... .
But you may have a look at an alternative solution .
If the URL Rewriting module is not installed on the server you won't be able to enable it without admin's assistance .
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Hello -
I'm currently optimizing the performance on my company's site; when it was taking 6-10 seconds to download 2MB+ of our homepage and assets (the site is mostly Flash with a lot of media, so it's not 2MB of HTML and viewstate). There are a lot of...
Started by Frank Rosario on
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You should ....
The only bad part is that if they are using server sessions, those might get lost .
You do realize an IISRESET can happen in literally a couple seconds, and it can be so quick that user requests will merely "hang" until the server responds .
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Hello,
I have created a WCF service on my local machine. My local machine uses Windows 7 RC1, thus the web server is IIS 7. However, my production machine is a Windows Server 2003 using IIS 6.
When I attempt to reference the service in my local environment...
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Have you compared the web.config....
That may be a difference, but not the difference that is causing the problem .
You have locked onto the obvious difference between the two environments - one is running IIS 6 and the other is running IIS 7.
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I am considering currently to get a VPS for some of my development test. I found some VPS at a cheap price, which suits me as it's only going to be used as a sandbox.
So far I know it is possible to install .Net 3.5 on the windows 2003 without problems...
Started by Erick on
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(PHP on IIS will run fine with IIS6)
Our devs are doing all their development against Win....
IIS7 will provide faster services, but IIS6 should be able to do everything you need (unless you need to run PHP or something of the sort on IIS).
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I'm very new in web programming stuff, so my question is about basics. I'm developing a SilverLight application and need to access the database from it. I'm using LINQ to SQL to get data from database and a WFC web service to deliver it to my app.
Everything...
Started by Ruslan on
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I'm guessing that you....
Take a look at this article:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa964620.aspx
IIS will only direct requests to ASP .NET for certain files like aspx by default.
You might not have ASP.Net setup properly in IIS.
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