Running IIS on a domain controller is possible in specific circumstances. For an overview of the requirements for and issues with running IIS on a domain controller, see the on-demand video of the "Successfully Running IIS on a Domain Controller" webcast. See similar questions...

Its possible to run the DCPROMO.EXE utility automatically during an unattended installation using the following method: The Dcpromo process can be scripted by using the dcpromo /answer:%path_to_answer_file% command. In the following example, the [DCInstall] section and parameters are added directly to the unattended answer file. The parameters for the DCInstall section are detailed in the Unattend.doc supplied with the resource kit but below are the main entries: Specifies if a 3.51 or 4. See similar questions...

Windows 2000 tracks each domain controller in the metadata and if you just throw away a domain controller either by reinstallation or removal of the hardware without running DCPROMO to clean up its metadata its information will not be cleaned up and connection objects will not be removed. See similar questions...

SEF Advance is for made for Apache web server. It is possible to make it work on IIS but special configurations are needed. We can not support that. See similar questions...

We use Apache as are front-end webserver, which has a greater flexibility with Virtual Hosting and also allows requests for certain hosts or directories to be passed to one of our backend webservers. All our main logging is done by a Perl script which parses log files and logs them to our SQL Server database. See similar questions...

The current domain controller is running Windows NT 4.0. However, after the university finishes upgrading the network configuration, it will be possible for the domain controller to be upgraded to run Windows 2000 server. See similar questions...

Yes. There is a mode parameter on the Soloist that allows it to run a Velocity rather than a Position loop. This allows it to be used with an external position loop controller. See similar questions...

Internet Information Services. Microsoft Web server software that uses Hypertext Transfer Protocol to deliver World Wide Web documents. IIS includes various functions like security, CGI, HTTP, FTP servers, Mail server etc See similar questions...

Microsoft does not recommend this practice, as it compromises security on the domain controller. However, you can find information in Domain Controllers Require the "Log on Locally" Group Policy Object for Terminal Services Client Connections (Q247989) in the Microsoft Knowledge Base. See similar questions...

This document only covers questions relating to the installation process itself, not to issues arising with the use of the service after installation. See similar questions...

No. PocketVPN installs and operates without any changes to your Domain Controller. All existing users, groups, and policies remain intact without any modification. PocketVPN does not require you to create any special accounts or groups either; it runs in your domain 'as-is'. See similar questions...

In most cases, this comes down to a DNS problem. You'll need to make sure that the ReadyNAS is configured to resolve DNS from a properly configured DNS server. The easiest way is to run the DNS service on the domain controller. For NT4-style domains, make sure you are joining using an account with proper credentials for joining the domain. See similar questions...

Yes. The Soloist can use either the Auxiliary Encoder port or the high-speed user interrupt inputs as a clock and direction counter, and can be used to gear off of this as a feedback source. For further details, see the help file. See similar questions...

Yes. There is a parameter setting that allows the Soloist to be configured as a Torque mode controller. This allows it to be used with an external controller to close the position and velocity loops. See similar questions...

Yes, you can build a standalone executable such that it runs as soon as the controller boots up. Or you can build an executable that starts running from a remote command by a host Windows PC. See similar questions...

Yes, the yearly fee for .se domains (SEK 120:-) is invoiced by IIS via their accounting firm Svea Ekonomi. You will have to pay the yearly fee in addition to services ordered with Domainnameshop (email, web hotel etc.). If you do not pay the yearly fee, the domain will eventually be deleted. Note that IIS does not offer credit card payment. If you are located outside Sweden, you will have to transfer money to their IBAN account number listed at the bottom of the invoice. For . See similar questions...

If you are using Visual Studio, you can use the ASP.NET Development Server built into Visual Studio to test your pages. The server functions as a local Web server, running ASP.NET Web pages in a manner virtually identical to how they run in IIS. To deploy a Web application, you need to copy it to a computer running IIS version 5 or 6. See similar questions...