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Internet Information Services (IIS) is a powerful web server developed by Microsoft for hosting websites, services, and applications. It is commonly used by developers and system administrators to test, host, or manage web based content. However, running IIS with standard permissions may limit configure settings, manage applications, or access certain features. To perform advanced tasks, […]
Read guideEnable IIS using CMD: It is a web server developed by Microsoft for hosting Websites, Applications, and Services on the Windows OS. IIS provides seamless integration with Windows Server and the broader Microsoft ecosystem. Its reliability and widespread support make it a trusted platform for enterprise environments, offering the stability and performance required for critical […]
Read guideRequest Filtering in IIS is a security feature that allows administrators to control which HTTP requests the server processes. It helps protect the server from malicious requests and optimize its performance by filtering out potentially harmful requests. It is an optional feature and can be enabled via the Windows Feature of Windows 11 OS. In […]
Read guideIP Security on Windows 11 OS is a part of Internet Information Services and also an optional feature that refers to a set of configurations and features designed to control and secure access to a web server based on IP addresses. It allows administrators to define rules that permit or block specific IP addresses or […]
Read guideDOT NET Extensibility 3.5 in Windows 11: It is a component of Internet Information Services that allows developers to create and register their own custom HTTP modules and handlers for web applications running on the .NET Framework 3.5. HTTP Modules are classes that can participate in the ASP.NET application’s request processing pipeline. On the other […]
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