I need to know if IIS 6.0 running on Windows Server 2003, Standard Edition,
would be able to use the extra memory on a 4GB system if the /3GB switch was
used in the boot.ini?
I understand thet /3gb application aware programs (SQL, EXCHANGE) can use

I have a ASP.NET web application running on a Windows shared hosting
environment. In the web app I will send emails. I used the smtp server
provided by the host and it works fine. I am moving my website to a
Windows virtual server, running Windows Server 2008. Now I have to

We are runing ASP.NET 1.1 Application under IIS 6.0 in Windows Server
2003.We have only one page in which Ajax is implemented using AjaxPro
framework in the whole project. The page was runing without any issue till
two days back.

I have followed the guidance from the IIS team, MVPs, etc at iis.net for
configuring Php (not thread safe) in IIS 7 using FastCgi.  For example
http://learn.iis.net/page.aspx/246/using-fastcgi-to-host-php-applications-on-iis7/
I have done this three times in a fresh, vanilla IIS 7 ...

I cannot reply yesterday's post, so I have to open a new thread here.
My question is about the log of IIS, usually at
C:\WINDOWS\system32\LogFiles\W3SVC1. This log was generated by http.sys, am I
right?

why I cannt open the xlsx document from browser, is there any
configuration need to make?

we have an iis6 Werbserver on a Windows Server 2003 in a Windows Server
2003 Active Directory Domain.
Settings: no Anonymous Login / AD Authorisation
I monitore the traffic with Packetyzer on the webserver.

,We have a Virtual SMTP Server for our web app to deliver e-mails.  With
fairly large e-mail campaigns, I belive our web server is now bogging down.  
I am looking for information on routing e-mails though a different, possibly
dedicated e-mail server.  I saw Smart Host, but ...

Our enviroment is Win2k3 64, IIS 6, .net framework v2.0.50727.
The IIS will stop response after a while, but no clear rule to follow.
But when it's hanging up, there's no log in the mean time. Does that mean
http.sys stop receiving http request?

I need to provide users of an intranet web application ("classic" ASP)
access to files stored on a network share. This is on Win2003/IIS6,
with anyonymous access turned off, and integrated authentication
turned on.

We have an intranet based web app "MainApp". We've created another web
application "AncillaryApp". I would like to navigate to "AncillaryApp" with
the url shown above. Is it possible to set it up in IIS this way? Thanks.
Windows Server 2008 Web Edition IIS 7.0

I have a Windows 2003 server running IIS 6 and WSUS
Wanted to add another web site to be hosted on that machine
Used IIS manager and added additional web site
Am differentiating web sites via host names . ip address are all assigned

Sorry for stupid question.  I do not know much about IIS. We have IIS host
for websites. It is designed by others. and they work on different shift.  I
am IT guys only in the shift. some problem I need to fix right away. I would
like to ask you the steps to trouble shoot any ...

I have my renewed ssl certificate and am trying to import it into IIS.  When
I bring up my web server certificate wizard and choose replace certificate,
my new certificate does not appear in the options. Any advice?

How do you guys handle multiple SSL sites in IIS? I also have ISA Server
2004 to go through... do you set up each site on a different port on a
single IP then have ISA do the pointing to the sites? this is multiple SSL
sites on the same domain... like sslsite1.mydomain.com,