Mastering IIS - Understanding the Schema-Week 19

Posted by: Scott Forsyths WebLog, on 08 May 2011 | View original | Bookmarked: 0 time(s)

IIS is a powerful web platform, and since version 7.0 everything, absolutely everything, is backed by a schema.  This defines the settings, defaults and value ranges that IIS uses. This means that tools can use it to ensure that they are 100% complete in the IIS settings and that they can perform validation that doesnt get out of date over time.  And administrators can use the schema as a treasure chest of information to understand IIS better. This week I show the schema and walk through...

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