Additional Resources for IIS 6.0 Architecture
Applies To: Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2003 with SP1
These resources contain additional information related to this chapter.
Related Information
Configuring Internet Sites and Services for information about the IIS FTP, NNTP, and SMTP services.
Managing a Secure IIS 6.0 Solution for information about the security features available in IIS 6.0.
Running IIS 6.0 as an Application Server for information about configuring application pool health monitoring, orphaning worker processes, creating Web gardens, configuring idle timeout, configuring worker process isolation mode and IIS 5.0 isolation mode, and using the built-in Network Service account.
Deploying ASP.NET Applications in IIS 6.0 for information about deploying ASP.NET applications on IIS 6.0.
Encryption with IIS 6.0 for information about how to use encryption to help reduce the attack surface of your Web server.
Metabase Structure in IIS 6.0 for information about the architecture of the IIS metabase.
About ASP.NET for information about ASP.NET.
Configuring an ASP.NET Application for an ASP.NET Version for information about using ASP.NET with IIS 6.0.
Configuring Web Gardens in IIS 6.0 for information about creating Web gardens.
Configuring Health Monitoring for information about configuring IIS 6.0 for application pool health monitoring.
Configuring Worker Process Identities and IIS and Built-in Accounts for information about IIS security, including the recommended use of the built-in Network Service account.
IdleTimeout Metabase Property metabase property for information about using this property to specify how long a worker process runs idle if no new requests are received.
OrphanWorkerProcess Metabase Property for information about using this property to separate (instead of terminate) a failing worker process from its application pool.
Balancing Performance and Security for information about successfully balancing performance and security.
Recycling Worker Processes with IIS 6.0 for information about worker process recycling, including when to use it, how to configure it, and how to configure overlapped recycling.
Using the ASP.NET Process Model for information about running ASP.NET in its own request processing model.