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Fingerprinting IIS
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64 bit IIS manager,32 bit worker process and root web.config settings
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Video – Configuring DebugDiag for process crash
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This is a video on how you can use DebugDiag to monitor process crashes.
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Fingerprinting IIS
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You can analyze the responses sent from a webserver to determine the version of IIS running (And in turn the version of the Windows Server). I have seen a lot of people discuss this. So here is my guide ... The easiest way is to capture a network...
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MIB OIDs for IIS 6.0
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Here is a list of the OID values related to IIS that you can query using SNMP. TotalBytesSent_HighWord 1.3.6.1.4.1.311.1.7.3.1.1.0 TotalBytesSent_LowWord 1.3.6.1.4.1.311.1.7.3.1.2.0 TotalBytesReceived_HighWord ...
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64 bit IIS manager,32 bit worker process and root web.config settings
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The IIS 7 manager provides a UI for almost all sections for the web.config. It does simplify things for administrators but I have seen a couple of cases where this has lead to interesting problems. Let us consider the Machine Key feature that the IIS...
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ASP.NET Debugger Extension – Manual Install / Uninstall
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In case you have problems with the setup files for ASP.NET Debugger Extension you can manually install the module. FILES ADE.dll This is the main module that loads in IIS Location : GAC ADEWOWHelper.exe This is a helper exe...
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ASP.NET Debugger Extension – Trace Process for Debug Events
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With ASP.NET Debugger Extension you can also trace the process for events. This is actually a wrapper around the MdbgEngine (mdbgcore.dll) options to interrupt a process when an event occurs. You can use it to trace exceptions / module loads etc. For...
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ASP.NET Debugger Extension – Find Debug Modules
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ASP.NET Debugger Extension has an useful feature to find modules that are built in debug mode. You start by selecting a website, ADE then scans all the folders under that website to figure out the modules that are built in debug mode. Debug modules should...
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ASP.NET Debugger Extension – Callstack Viewer
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I recently created an ASP.NET Debugger Extension for IIS 7 that you can use to troubleshoot issues that would usually involve taking a memory dump of the process. One of the features in this extension is the ability to get a managed stack trace of all...
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ASP.NET Debugger Extension for IIS 7
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Just finished writing an extension for IIS 7 that will provide advanced debugging features for IIS worker processes running managed code. It basically does three things 1. Find Debug Modules This feature will help you scan your website content...
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IIS 7 FTPS module does not pick up the Firewall IP and Data Port Range settings.
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I have seen at least 5 separate instances where users have complained that the FTP 7 module that ships for IIS 7 does not honor the “Data Channel Port Range” and the “External IP Address of Firewall” settings. Whenever you make a change to this...
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SSL Diagnostics Tool for IIS 7
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The SSL Diagnostics tool is a very useful tool for troubleshooting SSL issues. It generates a detailed report of SSL settings for all the websites on an IIS server which helps in quickly identifying SSL issues. But the tool was built for IIS 5 and...
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FTP Service 7.5 for IIS 7.0 can be installed only on Windows Server 2008
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On Windows 2008 RTM (SP1) you would install the FTP 7.5 Out Of Band module from http://www.iis.net/extensions/ftp . But when you try to install it on Windows 2008 R2 you will get the following error. This version of the operating system is not supported...
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You must use the Role Management Tool to install or configure Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5.
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While trying to install Visual Studio 2008 on a Windows 2008 R2 machine you may get the following error. This is because Windows 2008 R2 ships with the .NET 3.5.1 framework. You just need to enable the feature from Server Manager . So before...
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IIS 7 Tip # 11 You can restrict SSL to only the Control Channel on FTPS
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The File Transfer Protocol (FTP) has been around even before I was born :) It is a good protocol for transferring files across the network but has one major flaw. If you use authentication it sends the password in a Base64 encoded format over the wire...
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Disappearing SSL certificates from IIS 7.0 manager
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“I install a SSL server certificate using the ‘Complete Certificate Request’ wizard in IIS manager and when I refresh the view the certificate disappears. “ I have heard that a couple of times and every time I used to go “What ?” Until someone showed...
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IIS 7 Tip # 10 You can generate machine keys from the IIS manager
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The machineKey element of the ASP.NET web.config specifies the algorithm and keys that ASP.NET will use for encryption. By default the validationKey and the decryptionKey keys are set to AutoGenerate which means the runtime will generate a random key...
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Setting SMTP RelayIpList from a script.
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SMTP service running on IIS 6.0 provides you options to restrict IP addresses of computers that can relay mail messages through this server. The value(list of IP addresses) is stored in the RelayIpList metabase property as an octet string. I was...
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IIS 7 Tip # 9 Set Application Pool Defaults…
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When ever you create a new application pool IIS only asks you for four things 1. Name, 2. .NET Framework version, 3. Managed pipeline mode and 4. Weather to start the application pool immediately What about the remaining advanced settings like the identity...
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Can the validity period of the Self-Signed Certificate that IIS 7.0 manager creates be changed ?
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IIS 7.0 has a nice feature of creating self-signed certificates … very handy for creating test certificates. I was recently asked if there is a way to modify the validity period of the certificate it creates. Unfortunately No! The module that...
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IIS 7 Tip # 8 You can create Self-Signed SSL certificates from the IIS manager
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IIS 7.0 manager has a nice feature of generating self-signed certificates that you can use for running tests. At the global level select Server Certificates and in the Actions Pane on the right you get the option to Create Self-Signed Certificate…...
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IIS 7 Tip # 7 You can use the application pool identity for the anonymous authentication credentials
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When a client accesses a web site on anonymous authentication IIS uses a pre configured account to access the corresponding files on disk. In IIS 5.0 / 6.0 we used a local account called the IUSR_machinename for anonymous authentication. With IIS 7.0...
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Getting better stack traces in Process Monitor / Process Explorer
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Process Monitor and Process Explorer are great tools for troubleshooting issues on Windows machines. Process Explorer can be used to investigate a running process from handles to dlls loaded. Process Monitor is my favourate and it can be used to monitor...
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IIS 7 Tip # 6 You can reset the TCP connection when “Service Unavailable” happens
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Instead of returning the “Service Unavailable” message to the client you can terminate the TCP connection. This can be helpful in environments where you have a Load Balancer which ’understands’ a TCP reset instead of “Service Unavailable”. In IIS 7.0...
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Caution while xcopying IIS 7.0 config files
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Metabase.xml is the central store where IIS 6.0 stores most of its configuration information. Its a plain text file and stores all the information in a simple XML format. The XML format naturally raised a notion of being able to XCOPY the config file...
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IIS 7 Tip # 5 Run a command when Rapid Fail Protection is triggered.
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Rapid-Fail Protection disables application pools if they crash multiple times within in a specified time period. This prevents the failing application pool from getting into a continuous loop of crashing and restarting. This protects other application...
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