Works With: IIS 7, IIS 7.5, IIS 8, IIS 8.5, IIS 10.PHP Manager for IIS is a tool for managing one or many PHP installations compatible with all supported versions of IIS - 7.0-10.0. By proactively loading and initializing all the dependencies such as database connections, compilation of ASP.NET code, and loading of modules, IT Professionals can ensure their Web sites are responsive at all times even if their Web sites use a custom request pipeline or if the Application Pool is recycled. IIS Application Initialization for IIS 7.5 enables website administrators to improve the responsiveness of their Web sites by loading the Web applications before the first request arrives.

Works With: IIS 7, IIS 7.5, IIS 8, IIS 8.5Īpplication Initialization Module for IIS 7.5.

A Web server administrator can perform almost all IIS administrative tasks while site owners and developers that have been delegated administrative privileges can use IIS Manager for Remote Administration to make allowed changes to the remote Web server. Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager for Remote Administration provides end users and administrators with the ability to securely manage remote IIS servers (version 7 and above) from Windows clients (XP and above).

As in the WAC server overview, the IIS extension provides a live diagram showing the current number of requests and the data volumes transferred.IIS Manager for Remote Administration 1.2 In contrast, the extension for the Admin Center offers an advantage over IIS Manager by integrating a monitor. In addition, WAC is currently limited to web services, hence FTP sites cannot be managed with it. If, for example, you want to request an SSL certificate, then you have to fall back on IIS Manager. The options for managing SSL certificates are also quite limited. A comparison with the MMC tool shows that certain functions are missing, such as the definitions of errors pages. Overall, the WAC extension is already capable of handling most IIS management tasks. Since WAC doesn't offer all features, you have to find out which of the commands known from IIS Manager are available. For many of the functions here, Microsoft uses terms that are different from the MMC tool. If you edit a site with the browser tool, the left menu bar displays most of the commands already known from the conventional IIS Manager. Comparing the features of WAC and IIS Manager

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