Microsoft Iis

As the first update to Microsoft's server operating system in nearly five years, Windows Server 2008 boasts the new Internet Information Services 7.0 (IIS 7), which is the largest departure from previous versions of IIS ever. Written by an author team that includes four Microsoft MVPs, this book shows you how to take advantage of these exciting new features of IIS 7. With a clear understanding of IIS 7, you'll learn to deploy, install, monitor, manage, and secure an IIS environment with confidence and ease.

Setup your pc to start making websites on Apache & IIS Web Servers. Wordpress, Joomla Drupal, ASP.NET, NodeJS, etc..

Reducing file size is the best way to speed your Web content. HTTP compression allows content to be served up to 50 times faster while reducing bandwidth costs.Port80 Software's httpZip is a IIS server module for ISAPI-based compression on IIS 4, 5, and 6.0 Web servers.To prevent sending compressed files to a browser that can't decompress them, use one of the Port80 tools. For a feature-rich installation, use httpZip. To simply upgrade the native IIS 6.0 compression, enabling browser checking as well as consolidated configuration options, use our ZipEnable tool.
* Web content compressed to as little as 2% of original size
* Flawless decompression ensured by real-time browser compatibility checking
* Advanced HTML and CSS code optimization further improves performance and combats hackers' source sifting
* Rapid, low-maintenance deployment
* IIS 4: There is no native compression tool on IIS 4, so httpZip is the perfect solution for a Windows NT performance boost.
* IIS 5: httpZip replaces the flawed ISAPI compression option, overcoming known browser incompatibilities and configuration bugs.
* IIS 6.0 on Windows Server 2003: A robust compression engine is built into the Web server, but suffers from a fatal flaw – it lacks browser compatibility checking.

Web Log DB uses ODBC to export data from raw log files to your database, using SQL queries. Web Log DB allows you to use the applications you have become accustomed to such as MS SQL, MS Excel, MS Access etc. Also, any other ODBC compliant application can now be used to analyze the output you desire.