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David Wang
HTTP Status Codes on IIS6
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Sigh. People are too quick to apply Harlon's Razor and assume that any "deviations" result from malicious Microsoft intent to deviate from HTTP standard, when user misinformation is frequently the problem... Question: I have a problem with a customer...
David Wang
Silly Security Scans
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over 6 years ago
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One of my pet peeves is users running "Security Scanners" against their servers and treating the resulting report as Gospel... <mock> Oh my gosh, I have to fix all of these vulnerabilities in IIS6 that this report lists! Such an insecure piece...
David Wang
HOWTO: Detect Process Bitness
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over 6 years ago
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In an ideal world, everything runs as native bitness (64bit program on 64bit OS, 32bit program on 32bit OS) and life goes on. However, sometimes you need to run that legacy 32bit program on a 64bit OS and need to configure things a little differently...
David Wang
MFC ISAPI Template and ISAPI Development
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over 6 years ago
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Question: I've read on msdn that for Visual Studio 2005 the MFC ISAPI extension template was discontinued and that for new development "ISAPI entry point functions" should be used instead. I'm interpreting that as the MFC isapi classes are problematic...
David Wang
IIS7. Availability
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Question: Mr. Wang, I have not been able to find a concrete answer for this anywhere: I'm looking to start working with IIS 7.0 and especially Windows Activation Service. Is there a way to do this without a Longhorn Server build? Are there implementations...
David Wang
Grr... When VPN breaks...
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over 6 years ago
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Sometimes, I really pity the folks that run Microsoft's internal IT... because they are simultaneously assaulted by the entire spectrum of Microsoft technology users yet are ultimately at the short end of any IT "straw". From the "newbie" users to...
David Wang
If I had one wish for Remote Publishing to IIS...
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over 6 years ago
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The feedback from my first query really amazed me. It certainly helps to have real-life viewpoints as well different rationales... because we need to understand what is truly troubling you... not just the symptoms but the underlying cause. So, I am...
David Wang
On IIS Team Blogging, Part 2
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over 6 years ago
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Back in this blog entry , I mused about how nice it would be to have more bloggers from the IIS product team. One thing is for certain - the IIS team traditionally has never dialed up the volume when it comes to evangelizing what we are doing and its...
David Wang
IIS7. PreConditions and the Integrated Pipeline
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over 6 years ago
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One of the cooler but definitely unsung feature of the IIS7 Server Core is PreConditions. So, that's what I am going to talk about... yup, I am exploring the little, non-obvious details that is IIS7. What is a PreCondition The basic idea of PreConditions...
David Wang
HOWTO: Install Virtual Server VM Additions Unattended
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over 6 years ago
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Question: I was wondering if it is possible not to have the virtual machine additions installation eject the iso image after installing, maybe an undocumented switch. I have created a custom OS installation CD and anything to be installed after...
David Wang
Have you seen a WebEngine.dll crash with ASP.Net 2.0? Read This...
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over 6 years ago
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Lately, I have received quite a few comments concerning a crash in WebEngine.dll when you recycle an application pool running ASP.Net 2.0. The sheer number of independent users reporting this makes be believe that it is real. If it was individual users...
David Wang
IIS7. Installation instructions for Vista Beta 2
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over 6 years ago
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Since IIS7 is not enabled nor installed by default on Vista (just like IIS6 is not enabled nor installed by default on Windows Server 2003 and Windows XP 64bit), and the various UI/Wizard/ControlPanel-mechanisms for managing components in Vista are not...
David Wang
Thoughts on Application Pools running out of threads
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over 6 years ago
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Question: Perhaps "application pool running out of thread", that's what my vendor tell me when their asp.net application has intermittent performance problem. I searched and read quite some documentation, but no luck. What did he mean by "running...
David Wang
Grr... Blog Comment Spam!
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over 6 years ago
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I hate spam... both the physical and the electronic form. But for the moment... I am talking about the electronic form. :-) Ever since the blogs.msdn.com upgrade a month and a half ago, the volume and frequency of blog comment spam has spiked for me...
David Wang
Thoughts on IIS Configuration Changes and when it takes effect
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over 6 years ago
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Question: Hello! I follow you blog daily. Good stuff! On my work I'm responsible for a web server, running a web site with +150k users. (Win2k3) The application is split into different modules, and divided into different application pools. (Some...
David Wang
Why some ISAPI Filter events trigger multiple times per request
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over 6 years ago
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Question: Hi everyone, I wrote a ISAPI filter DLL to process text/html content. Whenever there's a request for a .php file, the OnUrlMap gets called 3 times whereas .html or .asp files causes the right behaviour in Filter (i.e. - OnUrlMap gets called...
David Wang
IIS Diagnostics Toolkit a la carte nears release, Really
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over 6 years ago
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Ok, I know I said in this blog entry that the IIS Diagnostics Toolkit "a la carte" release was "close", two weeks ago. At that time, I had finished all development work, submitted my changes, and requested an official build so that Chris can do final...
David Wang
If I had one wish for IIS Scale Out...
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over 6 years ago
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Suppose I told you that you get to direct an IIS development "A" team to solve your issues with scaling out and managing a farm/cluster of IIS servers. What issue would be your top wish? Ok, you can give more than one, but you must prioritize and give...
David Wang
Thoughts on IIS Security vs Apache, Part 3
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over 6 years ago
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Ok... I'm sure the zealots will eventually come tar and feather me and distort the conversation I started in this blog entry , but I will risk it anyways... I dislike biased and incomplete rationales. Comment: I've worked with both and while I haven...
David Wang
Death of a Hard Drive
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over 6 years ago
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It must have been crawling along for weeks if not months, but I never noticed it until last night when the hard drive that holds all of my source code enlistments decided to take a dive for the worst. I've put SpinRite on it, but at current pace it is...
David Wang
HOWTO: Sharepoint and CustomAuth, Part 2 - Investigations Update
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over 6 years ago
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About a month ago, I solicited user questions in this blog entry on how to integrate customized authentication protocol with Sharepoint, and I was a little overwhelmed by the responses and the variety of situations that users have posted and shared with...
David Wang
Audio over Remote Desktop Rocks!
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I was recently introduced to this nifty little feature of Remote Desktop of Windows XP - bringing remote audio to the local machine. I have to say that I just LOVE this creature comfort feature... Now, I never knew nor thought about it earlier because...
David Wang
HOWTO: Microsoft.com OPS on Debugging IIS
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over 6 years ago
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If you are looking for information on how to troubleshoot a variety of IIS-related issues, the following week of Webcasts from Microsoft.com OPS team is not to be missed. Mark your calendars! Of course, these sessions focus on issues AFTER you have...
David Wang
HOWTO: Troubleshoot HTTP Error 999
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over 6 years ago
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Question: What is a 999 error and how can I troubleshoot it? It's not an error code that IIS will allow a custom error page for. Answer: Yup, you are correct in saying that error 999 is not an HTTP Error that IIS will generate. Hence, you cannot...
David Wang
HOWTO: Add and Remove an ISAPI Filter using JScript
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over 6 years ago
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Question: Hello, I am looking to automate installation of an ISAPI filter since I want it to be a part of my server deployment. Is there a way to install an ISAPI filter dll using a javascript or a vbscript? If yes can someone give me pointers...
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