How to View the IIS Properties for an Application, Folder, or File
When you package a site using Site Packager, many of your Internet Information Services (IIS) properties are included. It does not package an IIS Web site, such as the Default Web Site, but it does package the files in the physical root folder of the application and all its subfolders and files.
The following tables list the properties for the Virtual Directory tab in the Properties dialog box, and indicate which ones are packaged when you use Site Packager.
Field |
Whether it is packaged |
|---|---|
Script source access |
Packaged |
Read |
Packaged |
Write |
Packaged |
Directory browsing |
Packaged |
Log visits |
Packaged |
Index this resource |
Packaged |
Application name |
Not packaged |
Starting point |
Not packaged |
Execute permissions |
Packaged |
Application pool |
Always set to Medium when unpacking |
Application Configuration settings (shown after Configuration is clicked) |
Not packaged |
Field |
Whether it is packaged |
The following tables list the properties for the Directory Security tab in the Properties dialog box, and indicate which ones are packaged when you use Site Packager.
Field |
Whether it is packaged |
|---|---|
Anonymous access |
Packaged |
Anonymous access account |
Not packaged |
Basic authentication |
Packaged |
Basic authentication domain |
Not packaged |
Digest authentication |
Packaged |
Integrated Windows authentication |
Packaged |
IP addresses and domain name restrictions |
Not packaged |
Secure communications (SSL certificates) |
Not packaged |
Note
Nothing on the Documents, HTTP Headers, and Custom Errors tabs is packaged. The unpack.vbs script file adds custom errors after unpacking.
To view the IIS properties for an application, folder, or file
Click Start, point to Programs, point to Commerce Server 2009 R2 , and then click Commerce Server Manager.
In the Commerce Server Manager window, expand Internet Information Services, expand the name of the Web server that contains an application, expand the name of the IIS Web site in which the application resides, right-click the name of an application, folder, or file, and then click Properties.
The Properties dialog box for the application appears.