August 2011 - Posts

ARR Health Checks–Week 34 by The Official Microsoft IIS Site

You can find this week’s video here . Application Request Routing (ARR) is used as a load balancer (reverse proxy) for highly available websites. This week I cover health checks in ARR and lay out a few principles that will help you be more effective...
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Asynchronous scalable web applications with real-time persistent long-running connections with SignalR by The Official Microsoft IIS Site

I've been spending some time exploring asynchrony and scale recently. You may have seen my post about my explorations with node.js and iisnode running node on Windows . Every application has different requirements such that rules to "make it...
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Installing and Running node.js applications within IIS on Windows - Are you mad? by The Official Microsoft IIS Site

Some folks on our team have been working on making node.js work awesomely on Windows . There's a few questions you might have. First, what's node.js? If you're not familiar with node.js, it's a new web programming toolkit that everyone's...
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Is IIS susceptible to the Apache Range Header DoS attack? by The Official Microsoft IIS Site

A recent disclosure on seclists.org about a Denial of Service attack against Apache web servers has raised concerns about whether IIS web servers are affected. We will quickly talk about the issue and its impact on IIS web servers in this post. Issue...

ARR Helper-Week 33 by The Official Microsoft IIS Site

You can find this week’s video here . This week we take a look at the issue caused by the man-in-the-middle and how to resolve it with ARR Helper—a small component offered by Microsoft to address this very issue. Over the last few weeks we’ve been looking...
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Bindings and Rules for ARR-Week 32 by The Official Microsoft IIS Site

You can find this week’s video here . This week we take a look at how to leverage URL Rewrite for Application Request Routing (ARR) to create different rules for different virtual IP's (VIP's). This is week 32 of a 52 week series for the web pro...
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Introduction to Application Request Routing-Week 31 by The Official Microsoft IIS Site

I’m finally catching up on the series.  Sorry to those who have asked about the delay.  I had completed the videos, but a delay with the article submission kept week 31 from going live.  Since it is a fundamental week, I didn’t blog about...
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Starting a New Blog: Windows Azure’s Silver Lining by The Official Microsoft IIS Site

If you are a regular reader of my blog, you have probably noticed I haven’t been publishing much lately. That is not to say, however, that I haven’t been writing . I have. I’ve been working with a colleague ( Larry Franks ) to start...
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Get the tools and submit your Mango apps! by Silverlight SDK

Windows Phone SDK 7.1 RC is now available. You can use this version of the tools to create Windows Phone Mango apps and submit them to the marketplace. You need to uninstall previous versions of the tools before installing this version. These tools enable...
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Microsoft and China's CS2C Sign Cross-Platform Collaboration Agreement by The Official Microsoft IIS Site

Microsoft today signed a collaboration agreement with China Standard Software Corporation (CS2C), the country’s leading domestic Linux operating system provider, to jointly develop, market and sell solutions for the cloud-computing market in China...
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Razor Migration Notes 3: Use app_offline.htm to deploy the new version by The Official Microsoft IIS Site

This is the third post on the series: 1: Moving a SitemapPath Control to ASP.NET Web Pages 2: Use URL Rewrite to maintain your Page rankings (SEO)   ASP.NET has a nice feature to help for deployment processes where you can drop an HTML file named...
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Installing and configuring Bonobo GIT Server for Windows (IIS7) for remote IIS push capability (Guest Post) by The Official Microsoft IIS Site

A co-worker - Terri Donahue - was helping a client the other day with some troubleshooting for GIT's remote push capabilities on Window Server (IIS7). She had zero previous experience with GIT but after some research and testing she got it working...
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Tip #109 Did you know … How to speed up build time by *only* building the currently selected project in a multi-project solution? by The Official Microsoft IIS Site

When working with a solution that contains numerous projects, I find myself often wanting to only build and run the currently selected project. Other projects in the solution might have build errors that I don’t want to resolve at the current time. By...
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Razor Migration Notes 2: Use URL Rewrite to maintain your Page rankings (SEO) by The Official Microsoft IIS Site

This is the second note of the series: 1: Moving a SitemapPath Control to ASP.NET Web Pages My current Web Site was built using ASP.NET 2.0 and WebForms, that means that all of my pages have the extension .aspx. While moving each page to use ASP.NET Web...
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Razor Migration Notes 1: Moving a SitemapPath Control to ASP.NET Web Pages by The Official Microsoft IIS Site

After many years I decided that it is time to rewrite my Web site using Razor. A bit of history, I started it around 2003 using ASP.NET 1.1. When .NET 2.0 came around in 2005 I migrated to it and it was great being able to leverage features like MasterPages...
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