Contents tagged with IIS
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How to use SSL and Host Headers
SSL Host Headers? Does it really exist?
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Testing and Editing SMTP Email without having a SMTP Server Running
Being a System Administrator as well as a Web Developer I run into issues with the Mail protocol SMTP.
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Web Site Testing and Configuration tools
I have been coding using Microsoft technologies for a long while. Recently I was given the chance to do a little bit of web mastering. Due to my system admin background I was most definitely game for this.
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Commerce Server 2007: No Cache refresh using Host Headers
As you all know I have been working hard writing, eating and bleeding commerce server 2007 for the past year.
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How to Check Certificate expirations on IIS with custom script.
Recently I ran into a SSL cert issue. I run a small e-commerce site and was doing some testing on it. Got to the buy now feature (when the site switches from non- SSL to SSL or http to https) I received a your SSL cert has expired. What? No I remember I purchased it forever ago but it shouldn’t be up now why did I have no warning?
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Remote IISReset How To
Very Easy little command line to remote into an IIS machine. Using any windows box.
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ASP.NET 2.0 and IIS SMTP Server Setup
I know, I know, Everyone and their dog has one of these (Blog posts about IIS SMTP Setup). So of course I couldn't leave my fifi (my dog (virtual of course(made up for the story))) out.
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Resetting your web application or web site without recycling app pool or IIS.
If you don't know by now you can reset your web applications and or web sites with a simple change to the web.config. For example you can FTP(if remote or hosted) to your server and edit the web.config by adding a space or removing a space. Basically you want the application your using editing with think something has changed since you touched the document. Save the form after this has happened and IIS will recycle the application / web site.
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Windows Server 2003 - IIS6.0 Do not delete the Default Web Site!
I being a very intelligent web developer (This is true). Decided it might be fun to delete the Default Web Site in IIS6.0 not thinking much of it. Of course it wouldn't have mattered at all, at least until I decided to install commerce server 2007 enterprise on the production server that I had deleted the Default Web Site.
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ASP.NET Web Deployment Tip
When your ASP.net App has been deployed make sure you turn off debugging.