Application isolation settings 1
Earlier versions of IIS can host Web sites and applications in pooled or isolated process configurations. For information about how to view the current application isolation mode, see View Application Isolation Configuration in IIS Deployment Procedures in this book. If you are running IIS 4.0 on Windows NT Server 4.0, your applications are isolated in one of the following ways In-process running in-process with Inetinfo.exe Isolated running under MTS If you are running IIS 5.0 on Windows 2000,...
Obtain Version of External Module that Runs on IIS and Windows Server
When you select this method for migrating the external module, you need to purchase a version of the external module for Windows. Install and configure the external module on the target server using the documentation that accompanies the external module. For example, if an Apache Web site uses Cold Fusion, you would purchase a version of Cold Fusion for IIS 6.0 and Windows Server 2003. After installing and configuring Cold Fusion on the target server, you might have to adjust the code, such as...
Description
Users can view the content and properties of directories or files. This permission is set by default. This permission is required for Web sites that have static content. If all of your content is scripted, such as a Web site that only uses ASP content, you can remove the Read permission. Users can change content and properties of directories or files. Users can access source files. If the Read permission is set, then users can read source files if the Write permission is set, then users can...
Rewrite the External Module in ASP or ASPNET
Select this method if no version of the external module exists for IIS 6.0 and Windows Server 2003 and you do not have the source code to the external module, or if you want to rewrite the external module to take advantage of the enhanced performance offered by ASP or ASP.NET. You need to evaluate the functions of the external module, draft a functional specification for the external module, and then develop a version of the external module in ASP or ASP.NET. For more information about...
Configure Application Pool Recycling
Internet Information Services IIS can be configured to periodically restart worker processes assigned to an application pool, which recycles faulty Web applications. Recycling keeps problematic applications running smoothly, especially when it is not feasible to modify the application code. Recycling helps ensure that problematic applications do not cause other applications to fail, and that system resources can be recovered from unhealthy applications. Use the Configure Application Pool Health...
Chapter Upgrading an IIS Server to IIS Dik
Table 5.1 Windows Server Upgrades Supported by Windows Server 2003 Table 5.2 Changes to IIS Components After Upgrade Table 5.3 ISAPI Filters Removed During Upgrade Table 5.4 Configuration Before Upgrade Table 5.5 Configuration After Converting to Worker Process Isolation Mode Table 5.6 Final Configuration of Web Sites and Applications Table 5.7 Predefined Web Service Extensions Table 5.8 Virtual Directories that Can Be Removed After Upgrade Table 5.9 Methods for Configuring the .NET Framework...
Configure Application Isolation Settings for IIS Isolation Mode
Isolating applications means configuring them to run in a process memory space that is separate from the Web server core the core components required to run Internet Information Services IIS , such as IISAdmin, the metabase, and so on and other applications. You can configure applications into one of three levels of application protection Note that server-side includes SSI , Internet Database Connector IDC , and other InProcessISAPIApps applications special applications that must be run in...
To set processor affinity
1. Copy the following ADSI script into a text editor or word processor. The script written in VBScript enables and configures processor affinity. set pool name ' Set the properties. Enable processor affinity for processors 0,1,2,3 appPoolObj.Put SMPAffinitized, TRUE appPoolObj.Put SMPProcessorAffinityMask, amp H0000000F ' Save the property changes in the metabase appPoolObj.SetInfo WScript.Echo After amp appPoolObj.SMPAffinitized amp , amp appPoolObj.SMPProcessorAffinityMask 2. In the text...
To delete a virtual directory using the lisvdirvbs administration script
1. In the Run dialog box, type cmd, and then click OK. 2. At the command prompt, use the cd command to change to the directory where the lisvdir.vbs script is installed. The default location for this file is systemroot system32 iisvdir.vbs. 3. At the command prompt, type cscript iisvdir.vbs delete Sample Web Site VirtualDirectoryName. Substitute your Web site name and virtual directory name as appropriate. If there are spaces in the Web site name, use quotation marks around the Web site name,...