You can configure default HTTP settings to provide a better user experience for visitors to your web site. For example, you can configure IIS to return custom error messages whenever an HTTP error occurs. Custom error messages can provide friendlier or more informative feedback. You can also configure IIS to serve either a default document or a list of all the documents available from the server. Customers who do not specify the name of a document would be presented with either a default page or a list of all available pages, depending on the HTTP settings configuration.
You can configure a DVD drive to use a CD image (.iso) file or a physical CD/DVD drive after you attach the drive to the ...
You can configure a hard drive to use a virtual hard disk or a physical hard disk after you attach the drive to the controller. ...
You can configure activity logging to track the use of fax resources. A fax log provides you with a record of fax activity ...
You can configure AD RMS using two types of AD RMS clusters: an AD RMS root cluster for certification and licensing, or an ...
You can configure default HTTP settings to provide a better user experience for visitors to your web site. For example, you ...
You can configure DHCP to perform DNS dynamic updates and secure DNS dynamic updates for DHCP clients. This eliminates the ...
You can configure high availability for an application controlled by a script that runs in Windows Script Host. For more ...
You can configure high availability for some applications that were not originally designed to run on a cluster. For more ...
You can configure high availability for some services that were not originally designed to run on a cluster. For more information, ...