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Chapter 1: Overview of Microsoft Web Services

Table 1-1: Quick Reference for Key Web Administration Tools

Table 1-2: Quick Reference for Key IIS Administration Scripts

Chapter 2: Core IIS Administration

Table 2-1: Default Ports for IIS Resources

Table 2-2: Reserved Characters in URLs

Table 2-3: IISRESET Switches Defined

Table 2-4: Key IIS Services

Chapter 4: Customizing Web Server Content

Table 4-1: Redirect Variables for IIS

Table 4-2: General Classes of Status Codes

Table 4-3: HTTP 1.1 Error Codes and Error Messages

Table 4-4: Basic MIME Types

Table 4-5: Common MIME Types

Chapter 5: Running IIS Applications

Table 5-1: HTTP Request Types Used with ISAPI Extensions

Table 5-2: Built-In ASP Objects

Table 5-3: Prebuilt Components for ASP Applications

Table 5-4: Application Overhead Baselines for Sample Server

Chapter 7: Managing Web Server Security

Table 7-1: Important User Rights Assigned by Default to IIS User and Group Accounts

Table 7-2: File and Folder Permissions Used by Windows Server 2003

Table 7-3: General Guidelines for Permissions Based on Content Type

Chapter 10: Configuring and Maintaining E-Mail Services

Table 10-1: Authentication Methods for POP3 Servers

Chapter 12: Administering the Indexing Service

Table 12-1: Basic Parameters for the Indexing Service

Table 12-2: Quick Reference for Indexing Service Status Conditions

Table 12-3: Configurable Properties for the Indexing Service

Chapter 13: Performance Tuning and Monitoring

Table 13-1: Key Counters Used to Monitor Web Server Performance

Table 13-2: Uncovering Memory-Related Bottlenecks

Table 13-3: Uncovering Processor-Related Bottlenecks

Table 13-4: Uncovering Drive-Related Bottlenecks

Chapter 14: Tracking User Access and Logging

Table 14-1: Basic Domain Classes

Table 14-2: Status Code Classes

Table 14-3: Fields for the IIS Log File Format

Table 14-4: Directives Used with the Extended Log File Format

Table 14-5: Prefixes Used with the Extended Log Fields

Table 14-6: Field Identifiers Used with the Extended Log File Format

Table 14-7: Table Fields for ODBC Logging

Table 14-8: Conventions for Log File Names by Log File Format