Adding Custom FTP Providers with the IIS Configuration Editor - Part 2 by The Official Microsoft IIS Site

In Part 1 of this blog series about adding custom FTP providers with the IIS Configuration Editor , I showed you how to add a custom FTP provider with a custom setting for the provider that is stored in your IIS configuration settings. For my examples...
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Feedback Request for Curated Content Views by The Official Microsoft IIS Site

Publishing technical documentation is an interesting business, and a lot of discussion & deliberation goes into the creation process for articles and videos that we produce at Microsoft. For example, when I am writing an article for IIS, should I...
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April IIS Community Newsletter by The Official Microsoft IIS Site

For the latest news and happenings in the IIS community, be sure to check out the April edition of the IIS Community Newsletter! http://www.iisnewsletter.com/archive/april2013.html If you’re not a subscriber, don’t miss out and have it delivered directly...
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IIS 6.0 WebDAV and Compound Document Format Files Revisited with Workarounds by The Official Microsoft IIS Site

A few years ago I wrote the following blog, wherein I described how the WebDAV functionality in IIS 6.0 worked with files that are Compound Document format: IIS 6.0 WebDAV and Compound Document Format Files As I explained in that blog post, WebDAV needs...
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Things you still cant do with ASP.NET modules on IIS by The Official Microsoft IIS Site

Even with the ASP.NET Integrated Pipeline on IIS, there are things you just can't do with ASP.NET modules. Here is a list of them, and why you should probably never do them. Read More......( read more ) Read More...

Some great WordPress optimization tips by The Official Microsoft IIS Site

http://blog.newrelic.com/2013/02/07/web-performance-optimization-automation/...( read more ) Read More...
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Troubleshoot hanging requests on IIS in 3 steps by The Official Microsoft IIS Site

Your users are complaining that the site is loading slowly, or you are making requests to your application and they are hanging. Here is my preferred method for diagnosing hanging requests on IIS servers: Read More......( read more ) Read More...
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Using LogParser to Check Visitor IPs to a Certain Page by The Official Microsoft IIS Site

Today I noticed we were getting an increasing amount of spam on one of our form pages. I was curious to see if all of the user IP addresses were the same (in which case I’d just add them to … Read more »...( read more ) Read More...

Manage IIS/ASP.NET applications easier with smart alerts by The Official Microsoft IIS Site

Its been a big month for LeanSentry! We've released several big features to help make supporting and troubleshooting IIS/ASP.NET apps way easier, including smart alerts, automatic error highlighting, server diagnostics, and more. Read on for the juicy...

Why is the IIS default app pool recycle set to 1740 minutes? by The Official Microsoft IIS Site

Microsoft IIS Server has what appears to be an odd default for the application pool recycle time. It defaults to 1740 minutes, which is exactly 29 hours. I’ve always been a bit curious where that default came from. If you’re like me, you may have wondered...

Adding Custom FTP Providers with the IIS Configuration Editor - Part 1 by The Official Microsoft IIS Site

I've written a lot of walkthroughs and blog posts about creating custom FTP providers over the past several years, and I usually include instructions for adding these custom providers to IIS. When you create a custom FTP authentication provider, IIS...
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Automating the Creation of FTP User Isolation Folders by The Official Microsoft IIS Site

A customer asked me a question a little while ago that provided me the opportunity to recycle some code that I had written many years ago. In so doing, I also made a bunch of updates to the code to make it considerably more useful, and I thought that...
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Changing ASP.NET web.config inheritance when mixing versions of child applications by Scott Hanselman's Blog

My blog and all the sites in and around it are a mix of .NET 2.0, 3.5 and 4. This blog engine is currently .NET 3.5 and runs at http://hanselman.com/blog , but the application at http://hanselman.com/ (the root) is .NET 4. You can happily mix and match...
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CPU Throttling in IIS 8 by The Official Microsoft IIS Site

From time to time I encounter a website that is maxing out the server’s CPU. In previous versions of IIS, there were two basic options. One, you could do nothing. Or two, you could kill the worker process for a specified number of minutes. Neither is...
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