iis-6

I work in company with many servers and Pcs for developers. Servers are win2003, PC developers Windows XP. In a server Win2003 named preiis01, in preproduction environment, other people in company install a client certificate using any other user (domainCompany\adminsystems) for logging in server preiis01. Anyone admin uses the user "domainCompany\adminsystems" for log in server preiis01 (using Terminal Server, Remote Desktop for Windows XP). the admin user is domainCompany\adminsystems", which installs certificate. Admin user install it like this: Session login like "domainCompany

I need to deploy my web service. It needs to run in a separate application pool in IIS with its own credentials. Is it possible to do this by using a Web Setup Project in VS 2008? By default, I seem to only be able to choose an existing application pool. I've been down this road before and unfortunately you'll need to create the application pool manually or write a Custom Action to manage this for you. Further to Grzenio's question in the comments below: "Could you give me a hint where to start looking for the code/helper classes? And do you keep your project a Web Setup Project, or just use

I am trying to setup SMTP server on IIS for sending mails. The SMTP server is intended to be used by the ASP.NET code in C#. I was previously using gmail smtp wherein i provided the smtp.gmail.com as host with secure port and my gmail uid/pwd. That worked fine. Here is the code used to do that. SmtpClient smtpClient = new SmtpClient(); smtpClient.UseDefaultCredentials = false; smtpClient.Host = "smtp.gmail.com"; smtpClient.Port = 587; smtpClient.Credentials = new NetworkCredential(uname,pwd); smtpClient.EnableSsl = true; smtpClient.Send(mailMessage); Now i am planning to use the localhost SMTP

I have a section on a website where I display a pdf inside a light box. The recent chrome upgrade has broken this displaying: Error 349 (net::ERR_RESPONSE_HEADERS_MULTIPLE_CONTENT_DISPOSITION): Multiple Content-Disposition headers received. This is disallowed to protect against HTTP response-splitting attacks. This still works correctly in IE. I'm using ASP.NET MVC3 on IIS6 The code I use to generate the file is as follows. If I remove the inline statement then the file downloads, however that breaks the lightbox functionality. Problem Code public FileResult PrintServices() { //... unrelated

I'm quickly falling in love with ASP.NET MVC beta, and one of the things I've decided I won't sacrifice in deploying to my IIS 6 hosting environment is the extensionless URL. Therefore, I'm weighing the consideration of adding a wildcard mapping, but everything I read suggests a potential performance hit when using this method. However, I can't find any actual benchmarks! The first part of this question is, do you know where I might find such benchmarks, or is it just an untested assumption? The second part of the question is in regards to the 2 load tests I ran using jMeter on our dev server

I'm looking for a DOS command to list all sites and virtual directories in IIS 6 under Windows 2003. I know there are ways to do this using Powershell / WMI , VBS , C# , etc. But all I want is a quick and dirty, no-fuss way to do it from DOS, without the need to create any new files on the Webserver. EDIT: While researching for this question I managed to come up with a one-liner that does it, but please do suggest an alternative if you have a more elegant solution that fits the criteria above. rkagerer Here's what I came up with: @FOR /F "delims=[]" %A IN ('@cscript //nologo %SystemDrive%