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| Mar 16, 1998 - ADSI Part II: Configuring NTLM with ADSI | | ADSI Part II describes and demonstrations the power of ADSI by showing how to manipulate the NTLM database. Examples in this article show how to add a user to a domain, delete the user, add a group, and add the user to the group. There is also a discussion on security and an overview of the Group, User and Domain ADSI objects.
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| Feb 20, 1998 - Dynamic Banner Administration | | This article will describe how to implement a banner rotation scenario where the pages served are static, i.e. .htm, and do not have the flexibility to call components. The task is to dynamically serve banners and statically serve pages. This is the opposite of the scenario for banner rotation components, which statically serve banners and dynamically serve pages.
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| Feb 10, 1998 - Custom Error Pages with IIS 4.0 | | In this issue, we will discuss how to use custom error pages with IIS 4.0. With IIS 4.0, you can return special pages for each web site error instead of the default pages. So instead of the message "404 File Not Found," the user could have a list of optional links with your company header and an apologetic message. We will demonstrate how to get the most from custom error pages by using Active Serve pages to customize the message.
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| Nov 30, 1997 - Advanced Security Concepts | | This article is a reprint of chapter 19, by Nelson Howell , in a new book called 'Using Microsoft Internet Information Server 4' from Que Education & Training (ISBN 0789712636) due for publication in early March 1998. This chapter covers advanced security concepts. Including: how to secure content Enforce security permissions for sensitive and private content and configuring user authentication understand and use authentication methods for securing content.
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| Nov 29, 1997 - Be Your Own ISP: Allowing Dynamic User Access | | This article is a reprint of chapter 19, by Nelson Howell , in a new book called 'Using Microsoft Internet Information Server 4' from Que Education & Training (ISBN 0789712636) due for publication in early March 1998. This chapter covers being your own ISP: allowing dynamic user access. Including: setting up and providing clients with the ability to control their own Web site is a simple matter and getting the content there are two ways of uploading content to client Web sites: the traditional FTP method and the newer HTTP PUT facility.
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| Nov 28, 1997 - Understanding and Planning for Server-Side Loading | | This article is a reprint of chapter 16, by Nelson Howell , in a new book called 'Using Microsoft Internet Information Server 4' from Que Education & Training (ISBN 0789712636) due for publication in early March 1998. This chapter covers understanding and planning for server-side loading with the Internet Information Server version 4.0. Including determining load using performance monitor, using event viewer to discover errors, using TCP/IP troubleshooting utilities, configuring ODBC loads and understanding IIS logging.
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| Nov 27, 1997 - Performance Tuning | | This article is a reprint of chapter 15, by Nelson Howell , in a new book called 'Using Microsoft Internet Information Server 4' from Que Education & Training (ISBN 0789712636) due for publication in early March 1998. The chapter covers performance tuning of the Internet Information Server version 4.0. Including: What is performance, building web sites for speed, and the performance monitor.
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| Aug 28, 1997 - Designing Multiple Web Sites with IIS 4.0 | | IIS 4.0 allows you to have multiple web sites on one machine. Though IIS 3.0 has this capability, IIS 4.0 expands the functionality of multiple web sites by adding additional characteristics to sub-directories, and allow for multiple applications. Special considerations need to be made when designing and administrating multiple web sites on a single machine, including when to use sub-directories, when to use virtual directories, how to handle security, and the handling of multiple applications.
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