We have enabled Http Compression for .js files on IIS 6.0. We have
client who hits our server with one client IP address. We looked at the
IIS logs for the client IP address to see whether the file is
compressed or not, and some times the .js file is compressed and
sometime it is not compressed. The log file shows the client IP as the
same and the size shows different for the same page. Do we have to
enable the web service extensions on IIS manager ? Please advise.
Re: HTTP Compression issues with IIS 5 ...cached client side. ... > command to restart IIS services....enable compression doesn't make any sense. ... wouldn't exist if Microsoft used it at least on a sub-section of their site. ... (microsoft.public.inetserver.iis)
Re: HTTP Compression on IIS 6.0 ... Your question is unrelated to Windows server security.... We have enabled Http Compression for .js files on IIS 6.0. ...client who hits our server with one client IP address. ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.security)
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IIS 5.0 IN A DOMAIN? ... > I am contacting this list, because of the focus on security more than ... > Here are the client goals:... > HAVE THE IIS AND SQL BOXES JOIN A SPECIAL DOMAIN DESIGNED JUST FOR THESE ... > WIN2KDOMAIN2 DOMAIN CONTROLLERNEEDED TO SUPPORT THIS? ... (Focus-Microsoft)
Re: Problem with connect computer wizard ... You mentioned that you're using Anonymous access with Administrator... Open ConnectComputer properties in IIS.... And there is only the DNS server be configured on client... (microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs)
