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Articles listed under: IIS

IIS: How to map a domain name to a web site

This post explains how to map domain names with IIS web site Assumptions: We have IIS hosted on a server with static IP and internet access (:|) We own a public domain name (:|) which is to be mapped (:|) IIS version 5.1 and above For demo, I am assuming following values server IP address : 222.222.222.222 public domain name to be mapped: map.jyotsna.com Please note that these values are for demostration purpose only. I, in no way, own these. To do: Add and 'A' record to your DNS settings with value = IP of server. So my "A" record for jyotsna.com has value = 222.222.222.222 Create a web site i.......................... READ FULL ARTICLE

IIS: Setting default virtual directory for your website

Go to the website properties for which you want to set the default virtual directory -> Home directory. Set parameters as follows - Here the virtual directory I want to default to is named RoverService. Related posts IIS: How to map a domain name to a web site .......................... READ FULL ARTICLE

IIS SSL and linux openSSL

I have a .NET web service that I want to be accessed over https rather than http. Problem is HOW !! Solution: Activate SSL on web server (IIS) Follow steps 1 through 4 of this very useful blog by Eric Longman Specify the file for which SSL is required Through inetmgr, browse to the file (in my case the .asmx file). Right click -> Properties -> File Security -> Secure Communications -> Edit Check Require SSL Channel (SSL) And you should be done. Related useful article: CONSUMING WEBSERVICES OVER HTTPS (SSL).......................... READ FULL ARTICLE


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