IIS 7.5 Architecture and components (part 1)

[@pcociuba]

Happy that you fund this useful. Will try and make more on IIS soon, so stay tuned.

[@RadioMuse92]

Why do I see this only now? This is amazing. Is the architecture similar for IIS 10, right?

[@ashannoweria2855]

Best video on IIS and it's parts. Thx sir

[@pcociuba]

Happy that you found this useful. I can try and include this on the iis.net website, or at least a link to this series.

[@7steelrainbow]

Thanks to this video, I could understand how http requests are directed to the right target application pool and what IIS consists of.

[@pcociuba]

Happy I could be of service ;)

[@manojk444]

Please do similar videos of IIS 10.0 also, highly recommended

[@Jaimin_zerOware]

Very nice effort to touch upon fundamental points of request processing. Thanks !

[@writetorajeevsaklani]

very nice explanation of IIS architecture with live activities

[@pcociuba]

Hello Bryan S, basically IIS on Windows 7 is IIS 7.5, which is equivalent to IIS 7.5 on Windows 2008 R2. Think of it this way: IIS 7: Windows Vista and Windows 2008 IIS 7.5: Windows 7 and Windows 2008 R2 As for the risks, it depends how you configure the server. By default, it is pretty secure and it will only serve static stuff, so this is not a vector of malware infection if you are referring to this.

[@THAT.RANDOM.GUY_]

Hey Paul, I've got some questions: Are there any risks by activating and using IIS on OS Windows 7? What's the difference between using IIS on WS 2008 and W7?

[@jeea3364]

Excellent video...it gives enough information to understand iis

[@arishtat4523]

Excellent video Paul. I would appreciated more information on how the W3 Service loads the web site/service app pools (or W3WP processes) as well as how a web request gets forwarded to a particular app pool.

[@l.gagnon3846]

Thank you for these explanations!

[@jagadeeskumarlenin5517]

Hello paul , I getting the 502 error in the IIS server, but it happen randomly .can you help to solve the issuse.

[@pcociuba]

Normally, 502 status codes are sent by a reverse proxy or some sort of proxy equipment before the IIS server, and not the IIS server itself. IIS will issue 502 status codes when you run something like ARR (Application Request Routing) on top. There is a very good article on how to troubleshoot these here: linqto.me/Arr502

[@SergeyBagramov1]

Super Explanation. Great Thanks!!

[@pcociuba]

Happy I could contribute!

[@9741890223a]

Amazing Video and crystal clear explanation

[@letechos]

Thanks Paul for this very didactic vid :) Maybe could you add more "dynamic" in your presentation using arrows and circles while explaining to let us visualize better your talks ? Thanks and keep posting !

[@dharamendratomar664]

its very helpful Thks a lot for explaining

[@sivasobh]

Amazing ....Very useful

[@crummmycheese]

Nice video Paul.thanks so much

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[@ammuanusha]

Its very informative, thanks for sharing

[@pcociuba]

Thanks.

[@SubashRaja]

Very informative. thanks a lot !.

[@csmunuku]

Super cool.. thanks a lot

[@pcociuba]

Happy you liked the video. Hoping to do more of these soon

[@vaishnaviandvihaan]

Very good & thanks..

[@corb00]

great intro! :-)

[@rajashaker001]

Useful Information

[@krishnyadav6921]

Greate Sir so good

[@sladva88]

Nice intro.

[@Muneer4u]

thanks a lot.

[@petregurau8431]

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