I run both IIS and Apache Web servers in my honeynet. The Apache Web server gets attacked significantly more than the IIS server does. Also, most reported hacks are against Apache Web servers.

I run both IIS and Apache Web servers in my honeynet. The Apache Web server gets attacked significantly more than the IIS server does. Also, most reported hacks are against Apache Web servers.

That's how IIS knows which application to route requests to. Pretty much this. I was in the same situation you were a few years ago and I was amazed at how easy IIS made it, not being a web admin.

Microsoft's IIS, after falling behind the open-source NGINX Web server, is now racing neck and neck for the number two Web server spot well behind leader Apache.

It's not enough to get an IIS Web server up and running. You must also be able to manage the log files to track site utilization and user activity.

Adam walks you through the process of setting up Windows containers and using them to run an IIS application.

Apache remains the top Web server, but open-source NGINX has just taken second place from Microsoft's Internet Information Services.

Updated: Security analysts say that the malicious code that has been infecting some Windows machines was planted via an IIS vulnerability on the Web servers that host some high-traffic sites. The ...

So I'm creating a couple web farms, internal, external, etc. and would like all the servers in the farm to use SAN storage. Easy enough, all machines in the farm can connect to the same LUN, read ...

Web Services’ Shared ASP.Net offering can support any URL hostable by Web Services, provides access to Purdue IT’s supported database systems (MS SQL Server, and Oracle), and participates in the ...

Netcraft reports that in August 2007, Apache accounted for 48 percent of public-facing Web sites while IIS rose to 34 percent. So does that mean IIS is more secure than Apache?