I need to set up a couple of Windows 2008R2 servers today, running the
latest version of Lucee.
But somewhere along the way, I misplaced my Windows/IIS setup checklist, so
I am going from memory (which is not what it used to be).
So I am hoping you other Windows/IIS users can take a look at the list
below and let me know if I have this right. And more importantly, let me
know what I have wrong!
Here goes:
Add the Web server (IIS) role
Add the Following Role Services:
Commmon HTTP Features
->Static Content
->Default Content
->HTTP Errors
->HTTP Redirection
Application Development (Do I really need these?)
→ ASP.NET
->.NET Extensibility
->ISAPI Extensions
->ISAPI Filters
Health and Diagnostics
->HTTP Logging
->Request Monitor
Security
->Request Filtering
->IP and Domain Restrictions
Performance
->Static Content Compression
Management Tools
->IIS Management Console
Nothing in Lucee requires anything more than the “.NET Extensibility” in the Application Development portion of IIS. If memory serves, the “.NET extensibility” is needed for the BonCode Connector.
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From: @rrhodescf
To: “Lucee” lucee@googlegroups.com
Sent: Saturday, July 25, 2015 11:26:02 AM
Subject: [Lucee] Installing Lucee on Windows/IIS: Do I have this right?
Hello all.
I need to set up a couple of Windows 2008R2 servers today, running the
latest version of Lucee.
But somewhere along the way, I misplaced my Windows/IIS setup checklist, so
I am going from memory (which is not what it used to be).
So I am hoping you other Windows/IIS users can take a look at the list
below and let me know if I have this right. And more importantly, let me
know what I have wrong!
Here goes:
Add the Web server (IIS) role
Add the Following Role Services:
Commmon HTTP Features
->Static Content
->Default Content
->HTTP Errors
->HTTP Redirection
Application Development (Do I really need these?)
→ ASP.NET
->.NET Extensibility
->ISAPI Extensions
->ISAPI Filters
Health and Diagnostics
->HTTP Logging
->Request Monitor
Security
->Request Filtering
->IP and Domain Restrictions
Performance
->Static Content Compression
Management Tools
->IIS Management Console
Commmon HTTP Features
->Static Content
->Default Content
->HTTP Errors
->HTTP Redirection
Application Development (Do I really need these?)
→ ASP.NEThttp://asp.net/
->.NET Extensibility
Health and Diagnostics
->HTTP Logging
->Request Monitor
Security
->Request Filtering
->IP and Domain Restrictions
Performance
->Static Content Compression
Management Tools
->IIS Management Console
I am curious about why I should install ASP.net (which also installs
ISAPI). That seems like a lot of goo to add to the mix.
I am still in the testing phase, but it seems that everything is working
fine with just .NetExtensibility installed – but not .Net 3.5.1 Features.
Thanks again for your reply. :)On Tuesday, July 28, 2015 at 11:33:40 AM UTC-4, Bilal wrote:
I would do this:
Add the Web server (IIS) role
Add the Following Role Services:
Commmon HTTP Features
->Static Content
->Default Content
->HTTP Errors
->HTTP Redirection
Application Development (Do I really need these?)
→ ASP.NEThttp://asp.net/
->.NET Extensibility
Health and Diagnostics
->HTTP Logging
->Request Monitor
Security
->Request Filtering
->IP and Domain Restrictions
Performance
->Static Content Compression
Management Tools
->IIS Management Console