I am running Wordpress on IIS 7.5 - I was reviewing my logs today and noticed that there are lots of brute force attempts on my website, looking for files that might compromise its security.Specifical
I have been developing a web application on my local machine for some days now using Visual Studio 2010. Last night I deployed my application on IIS 7 and frustratingly stumbled across a major show st
I have strange and unresolvable problem with my IIS 7.0 on Windows7. I try run site on my local test server and get following error:
I have an IIS 7.5 webserver with many web sites. Right now when I expand the Sites root node in IIS I see all of them. Isn\'t there a way to put them into \"categories\" or different folders? So for e
I am using Wix 3.6 to install a Web application to IIS 7 and the install works correctly but when uninstalling the application either with Add/Remove Programs or with MSIExec I get the following error
So, I\'ve been trying to give my web application read access to files in root/documents folder that I have created. I don\'t want the public to have access to this folder. Have managed to lock out pub
We have an ASP.NET MVC application working on a 32bit Windows Server 2003 with IIS 6. After deploying it on a 64bit Windows Server 2008 R2 with IIS 7.5 it stopped working. We get the following error:
At work we have about 30 legacy sites which run from a common set of code, currently these sites are in cold fusion. For this common code we have one project, then in IIS we set up a virtual directory
We\'are going to join 2 (two) IIS7 web-servers into NLB with the same web-service published (2 instances of the same web-service one per web-server).
I have implemented the URL Routing in my projects I have followed the below article: URL Routing DEMO This URL Routing Demo works fine in my \"IIS 7.0 with a开发者_JS百科pplication pool asp.net 2.0 I
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