Chris Crowe posted a good article on Directory Browsing in IIS.
IIS supports a directory browsing mode where you can view a list of files and directories instead of viewing an HTML page.
Read the article at source: IIS Directory Browsing.
Monthly Archive for March, 2006
Microsoft has announced some upcoming IIS Webcasts.
Here’s an complete overview
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| • | TechNet Webcast: Microsoft.com Operations Introduces Real World Debugging: Debugging CLR Internals (Level 100)
Live Webcast, Tue, 28 Mar 2006 17:30:00 GMT Do you ever wonder what happens in garbage collection and exception handling that slows down the performance of your Web site? Join a senior systems engineer from the Microsoft.com Debug team to dig into the inner workings of these two critical pieces of t… |
| • | TechNet Webcast: Microsoft.com Operations Introduces Real World Debugging: Diagnosing Memory Leaks in ASP.NET Applications (Level 300)
Live Webcast, Wed, 29 Mar 2006 16:00:00 GMT Do you ever wonder what happens in garbage collection and exception handling that slows down the performance of your Web site? Join a senior systems engineer from the Microsoft.com Debug team to dig into the inner workings of these two critical pieces of t… |
| • | TechNet Webcast: Microsoft.com Operations Introduces Real World Debugging: How to Tackle Problems in Dynamically Generated Assemblies (Level 300)
Live Webcast, Thu, 30 Mar 2006 17:30:00 GMT Join this webcast to get the inside scoop on how Microsoft.com senior systems engineers run through live debugging sessions that tackle dynamically generated assembly issues in a clustered Web site environment. We also feature an inside look at some poorly… |
| • | TechNet Webcast: Microsoft.com Operations Introduces Real World Debugging: Debugging Without the Debugger in IIS and ASP.NET (Level 300)
Live Webcast, Fri, 31 Mar 2006 16:00:00 GMT You can gain lot of valuable information about the state of the internet information services (IIS) and the applications running in its worker processes by using Event Tracing for Windows (ETW), which enables you to trace data without attaching a debugger…. |
| • | TechNet Webcast: IIS Logs and SQL Reporting Services IIS Log Pack: Digging into Your Data One Step at a Time! (Level 200)
Live Webcast, Tue, 11 Apr 2006 19:30:00 GMT On servers running Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS) 5.0 or 6.0, it can be difficult to obtain details about how clients use a Web site. This webcast explains how to mine your site’s log files and react accordingly. Focusing on the Microsoft SQL … |
| • | TechNet Webcast: Managing IIS 6.0 Servers in an Enterprise Environment: A Handful of Tips and Tricks (Level 200)
Live Webcast, Thu, 27 Apr 2006 19:30:00 GMT As an IT professional, you just received distress signals from your company’s Human Resources (HR) and Purchasing departments: HR’s Web-based application is hanging, and Purchasing needs to deploy 3.3 bits to their 28 servers in four Virtual IPs (VIPs). Wh… |
| • | TechNet Webcast: Rapid Deployment of Large SharePoint Intranets and Extranets on IIS 6.0 (Level 300) Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services is now included with Internet Information Services (IIS) 6.0 in Microsoft Windows Server 2003 R2 as an additional server role. This webcast presents the best practices for implementing Windows SharePoint Services solutions of any size on IIS 6.0. Join us for a deep dive into how to install, build, deploy, secure, and manage your Windows Server System intranet or extranet solution. We cover how to manage and configure your deployment with the STSADM command-line handlers and how to make best use of reverse proxies in your deployment. We conclude with what to expect from the highly anticipated version three of Windows SharePoint Services.
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| • | TechNet Webcast: Efficient Deployment and Management of ASP.NET 2.0 Applications on IIS 6.0 (Level 300) Because Windows Server 2003 R2 includes Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0, every Web administrator should be prepared to support Microsoft ASP.NET 2.0 applications. In this webcast, we help you manage ASP.NET 2.0 applications on Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS) 6.0 efficiently. In addition, we also cover key concepts such as the Global Assembly Cache (GAC), Web.config settings, and the ASP.NET 2.0 Microsoft Management Console (MMC) snap-in for IIS Manager. Join us to also learn how to use temporary ASP.NET files with the aspnet_regiis.exe command-line utility and how to simultaneously support different versions of the .NET Framework. Finally, we show what to expect from deploying these ASP.NET 2.0 solutions on a 64-bit Web platform. |
For more information, see the Internet Information Services Webcasts website.
Chris Crowe did a post on a nice ISAPI filter called LeechBlocker made by Michael R. Brumm.
LeechBlocker is an open source ISAPI Filter for IIS.
The filter intercepts all incoming requests and checks to see if the resource (an image for example) is being referred to by the same site by which it is being hosted. If the referrer is not the same as the site name, the filter checks to see if the extension of the resource requested is an image (.gif, .jpg, .jpeg, etc…). If the extension indicates that the resource is an image, then the request is denied.
Read more at source: ISAPI Filter – LeechBlocker.
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I’ve changed my blogging software from using Blogger to WordPress, this gives me some more benefits like:
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I’ve given the page a design makeover at the same time, hope you find the page more usable now. 
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I apologize for any inconvience if the feed causes any problems.
David Wang has done a post on how to programatically add and remove an ISAPI filter using a Jscript.
Read his full post and the script at source:
David Wang : HOWTO: Add and Remove an ISAPI Filter using JScript.
