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Looking to upgrade the BizTalk server to host on a windows 2008 R2 64 bit, but the WebSphere MQ stays in the 32 bit environment, would this be a problem?
That shouldn't be a problem at all. You have one of two options:
On a 64-bit machine, mark the BizTalk Host that is assigned to run the MQSeries Adapter as a '32-bit only' host (see http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa561079(v=bts.20).aspx). This will allow you to execute the adapter under a 32-bit architecture on a 64-bit machine under WOW64 (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/aa384249(v=vs.85).aspx)
Use a mixed 32-bit/64-bit environment - i.e. have one server in your BizTalk Group that is 32-bit and one (or more) that is 64-bit. Execute your MQSeries Adapter in a BizTalk Host configured with a Host Instance on the 32-bit server.
Note: The second option is probably overkill, but works well if you are upgrading to a 64-bit environment and slowly decommissioning older hardware.
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I am trying to connect Via 2008 to a remote IIS 7 site on windows server 2008. I have installed the front page ext on my server and assigned users/roles to my various sites. When I try and connect via vs 2008 it prompts me for user name and password but will not connect. It seems like a simple issue but I cannot figure it out. What authentication modes must be enable on IIS. Anyone have any sugestions
I am not running ftp on the server in question. When the drive was shared VS could access the directory fine. IIS is running windows authenication mode.
Make sure the VS2008 user has windows permission to access the target folder(s).
Make sure the firewall (windows and external, if there is one) has the proper ports open.
If VS2008 is using FTP, try active instead of passive. If that makes a difference, there are some special things you can do to make passive FTP work.
Make sure IIS is set up properly for ftp and/or front page extensions, application pools, etc.
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How can I grant permissions to log in and access the AdventureWorks database from the IIS?
I'm developing an application in Visual Studio 2010 (Silverlight hosted in the IIS) and I get an error saying that it couldn't open the AdventureWorks database since login failed for user IIS APPPOOL\ASP .NET 4.0.
Use SQL Server Management Studio.
Create a windows Login in SQL Server for IIS AppPool\{YourApplicationPoolName}
Add this login to your database
Give permissions to the account in the DB as needed.
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I'm setting up a .NET v4.0 web application on a Windows 2008 R2/IIS 7.5 server that uses a domain account for the application pool identity. When I access the site, I get the following error:
The current identity () does not have write access to 'C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v4.0.30319\Temporary ASP.NET Files'
According to this: http://learn.iis.net/page.aspx/140/understanding-built-in-user-and-group-accounts-in-iis/ the identity of the worker process is added to the IIS_IUSRS group when the process starts. This seems to work fine for the existing .NET v2.0 applications I have running on the same server (I have not had to add their domain account application pool identities to IIS_IUSRS group). This does not seem to be the case for the first .NET v4.0 web application I'm setting up.
Once I add the identity to the group, everything works fine. I suspect something is not configured correctly that is forcing me to do this. I would like to understand this before rolling out more sites/servers.
Thanks in advance for your help...
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Is there a step by step guide on how to host a new domain name on IIS 7.5? Configuring everything, email, FTP, IIS, etc ...
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Hosting Applications on IIS 7
I'm in the process of writing some step-by-step guides right now. They'll be available in a few months. In the meantime, I suggest you check out the following: IIS 7 Installation and Deployment
Do you have Windows VPS or a Dedicated Server?
I don't have step by step guide (lengthy work) for Configuring everything like IIS, mySQL, etc ... but the following link may be useful ... http://support.microsoft.com/kb/323972
For our clients, What we do is, we install WebsitePanel on their Dedicated Server / VPS server and then configure all other services like IIS, mySQL, SQL Server, etc ...
Basically, we deliver them ready to use web servers, where they can start hosting their websites immediately.
Just PM me and I will see what I can do for you to get you rolling ...
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We have developed a vacation rental application in ASP.NET with SQL server as DB. Used .NET 3.5 with Entity Framework. Currently QA test this with P4 machine with 2GB RAM. Looks like the processor utilization goes up to 50% for every request. All our DB retrieval timings are < 1 sec. The page load is very slow. We applied all performance tips at IIS level (Compression, Keep Connection Live) and caching to limit the bandwidth (which is normal at 300-500 KB).
We use Telerik RAD Controls for most of the pages. It has been decided that the server hardware is the bottleneck (from HTTP Analyzer measuring the Wait time).
We expect 100 concurrent users 100-200 transactions per second. We run both the IIS & SQL server in the same server at well & hosted in GoDaddy.
The legacy application responds very well at the same server - No EF, Telerik Controls etc.
Can anyone recommend good hardware configuration RAM, CPU Speed etc & what other techniques to speed up the performance?
These days servers are pretty well configured for a good price. You could get a
Xeon Quad,
4 Gig
250+ HDD
Windows Server 2003
Machine for around $200 a month if you look around for offers.
I think this machine is pretty well-configured for your purpose. Did you disable the debug mode while testing?
Were you testing on IIS or in Visual Studio? Testing in Visual Studio does not give you a good representation of the final resource consumption.