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Beefing Up IIS: 10 Tips From A Former Solaris Admin
By: Matt Foley
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    2002-09-21

    Table of Contents:
  • Beefing Up IIS: 10 Tips From A Former Solaris Admin
  • Tips 10 Down To 6
  • Tips 5 Down To 1
  • Conclusion

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    Beefing Up IIS: 10 Tips From A Former Solaris Admin - Conclusion


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    Well there you have it: 10 tips for IIS administrators to improve their servers. Some of the tips might become obsolete once IIS 6 is gold, but, for now at least, W2K and NT IIS administrators should apply a few of these today and sleep a little better at night.
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