IIS Asking Specific User for Credentials Repeatedly
The business I work for has had an intranet site for a while now with very little issue. Recently we had a new person start in our shipping department and every time he tries to log into the intranet, he gets prompted to enter his credentials. After entering his credentials, the site then prompts for his credentials again, with no message of it being invalid or anything like that. If he closes the authentication window, it says unauthorized.
IIS ASP.NET Razor Web Application
Ive created a website using .NET Razor, and when I try and deploy it on my IIS Server(Windows Server 2022) I always get the same error. The folder containing the .dll files is pointed to the correct ‘Physical Path’ in the website setup, ApplicationPools have been changed to everyone to see if thats the issue, and its not.
I have granted FULL permissions to IIS_IUSRS to ensure there is no conflicts there. But I continue to get the same errors.
Error:
Kernel mode web servers: A clever optimization or a security nightmare?
I was reading a Hacker News thread where one user posts a link from 2011 explaining that IIS is much faster than most other (*nix) web servers. Another user replies, explaining that IIS gets that advantage by having a kernel module called HTTP.sys. To my knowledge, most other popular web servers in 2015 do not do this.
Unable to compress API requests after following Microsoft Compression documentations
Hope I can get some help on this one as I have been stuck for over a week.
I followed the directions from Microsoft https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/iis/extensions/iis-compression/iis-compression-overview but when making a HTTP request I have yet to see Content-Encoded from any API request.
How to restart an IIS apppool by a message in the IIS access log
looking for a way to parse IIS access log periodically and restart the app pool on a message.
Is there a standard way/module for this kind of task?
IIS server Issue Cors using angular and asp.net core application
I’m encountering a CORS issue on my IIS server where my Angular application is unable to communicate with the API and retrieve responses after a few hours of uptime, but restarting the IIS server temporarily resolves the issue. How can I troubleshoot and resolve this problem?