Did you know: Configure Client Certificate Mapping in FTP 7.5 - Part 4

by Vivek 3/5/2010 1:57:00 AM
In this post, we will install a User Certificate, enable Named Mapping and test FTPS using a tool.Install User Certificate: Open Internet Explorer, and open the website https://server1/certsrv Click Request a Certificate Click User Certificate Click Yes on Web Access Confirmation (if it prompts) Click Submit Click Install this certificate You will get a confirmation that a user Certificate has been installed Confirm Client Certificate has been installed: Open Internet Explorer ... [More]


Did you know: Configure Client Certificate Mapping in FTP 7.5 - Part 3

by Vivek 3/4/2010 1:54:00 AM
In this post, we will create FTP Site on IIS and configure it to use Client Certificate. Create FTP Site: Open IIS Manager and right click on Sites Folder Click Add FTP Site… Enter the FTP site name: and select the Physical path for the site, click Next Select Binding and SSL settings as shown, I have selected the Server Certificate we requested above “newftpsite” under SSL Certificate. Click Next We won’t be selecting any Authentication m... [More]


Did you know: Configure Client Certificate Mapping in FTP 7.5 - Part 2

by Vivek 3/3/2010 1:50:00 AM
This is Part 2 of our series on implementing Client Certificate mapping in FTP 7.5. Today we will Install Server Certificate on IIS. In Part 1, I gave you a brief background of the environment we will be working on in our scenario. Issue Server Certificate Click on the computer name in IIS Manager and double click on Server Certificates   Click on Create Certificate Request… Fill in the textboxes as pe... [More]


Did you know: Configure Client Certificate Mapping in FTP 7.5 - Part 1

by Vivek 3/2/2010 1:44:00 AM
Client Certificate Mapping Authentication Role Service in IIS 7 and IIS 7.5 enables authentication between a Client and the Web Server by presenting client certificates over secure channel. In IIS 7 and IIS 7.5, Client Certificate Mapping Authentication uses Active Directory to map client certificates against a users account in a domain. NOTE: Client Certificate Mapping in FTP 7.5 is Active Directory One-to-One Mappings only. Here is Part 1 of a 4 Part series on implementing Client Certificate... [More]


Did you know: Configure WebDAV to redirect a User/Group to a specific folder in IIS 7 / 7.5 – Part 2

by vivek 2/5/2010 8:53:12 AM
In Part 1, we created a simple WebDAV site which allow all authenticated users to access the WebDAV site at the root level. Now, we will see how we can configure WebDAV such that a user when authenticated is redirected to his authorized content folder only. PART I – Modify a simple WebDAV site for User Authorization Click on the Web Site (WebDAV Site in our case) In the Features view, double click on Authentication and verify if you have Windows Authentication enabled ... [More]


Did you know: Configure WebDAV in IIS 7 / 7.5 – Part 1

by Vivek 2/5/2010 4:51:00 AM
Do you really need WebDAV? Well, there are pros and cons of using WebDAV and you can search the Internet to get better understanding of the same. I would use WebDAV because one of it’s unique "Lock" feature which is not available in FTP / FTPS. You can enable locking such that multiple WebDAV clients do not try to update content at the same time which prevents overwrite. Today we will see how to configure WebDAV in IIS 7 / 7.5 and different Authorization Rules yo... [More]


Did you know: FTP Publishing… in IIS 7 / 7.5

by Vivek 1/13/2010 6:45:00 PM
Here’s the situation, you have published a Web site and you will need to upload new content on your Web site every week or fortnight. You would have to create a new FTP site and point it to the Web site content folder to allow you to do that. In IIS 7 / 7.5, you have a new feature called FTP Publishing. You can now automatically add FTP feature to your existing Web site. Here’s how you enable and configure FTP Publishing in IIS 7 / 7.5. Installing FTP in IIS 7 / 7.... [More]


Did you know: Configure Web site content location in IIS 7 / 7.5

by vivek 1/4/2010 8:23:30 PM
In IIS 6.0, you have an option to host a Web site with Web content on the same computer, or a shared location on another computer or redirect the request to a URL. If you look at IIS 7 / 7.5 management console you would wonder where all the settings are and this post will guide you through the same. I. Directory located on the same computer In IIS 6.0 Right click on Web Site (Default Web Site in our case) and click on Properties Click on Home Directory tab In IIS 7 /... [More]


Did you know: Set Connection Limits in IIS 7 / 7.5

by vivek 12/31/2009 4:27:22 PM
Connection Timeout is a setting in IIS which asks the server to wait on an inactive connection before disconnecting it. You don’t want to waste memory resources on an idle connection and hence you should think twice before you make any changes to the default setting. I have seen number of times people increase Connection timeout setting in IIS 6 such that they don’t “connection timeout” when waiting for data on their Web page. You can use Performance Monitor to figure out what is the connection ... [More]


Did you know: Enable Custom Error (Language Specific Error Pages) in IIS 7 / 7.5 - Part 5

by vivek 12/31/2009 3:36:00 PM
I thought I missed a small but can be a very useful feature in Error Pages in IIS 7 / 7.5. You can now configure language specific error pages in IIS. So say I want to show 404 – Not Found error in French for users with French server language. Click on the Web Site (Default Web Site in our case) In Features View, double click on Error Pages Click  Add…, under Status code: type 404 Click "Insert content from static file into the error response", and select the check ... [More]


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