FTP exit message (modifies the ExitMessage metabase property) |
Range: String Default: <blank> Location in ISM: Messages property sheet Can be configured at: FTP site level |
The FTP service sends back an exit message when a client sends a quit command. This string specifies the exit message sent. |
FTP greeting message (modifies the GreetingMessage metabase property) |
Range: String Default: <blank> Location in ISM: Messages property sheet Can be configured at: FTP site level |
When a new user connects to the FTP server, the server can send a friendly welcome message detailing contents and administrative information. This string (multiple lines) specifies the message to use for greeting the new client connections. |
Maximum connections message (modifies the MaxClientsMessage metabase property) |
Range: String Default: <blank> Location in ISM: Messages property sheet Can be configured at: FTP site level |
When the current connection exceeds the maximum connections specified for the FTP service, the service can send a friendly message to clients. This is a single-line message. |
Directory output style (modifies the MSDOSDirOutput metabase property) |
Range:: 0,1 Default: 1 (enabled) Location in ISM: Home Directory property sheet (FTP only) Can be configured at: FTP site level |
This parameter specifies the style of directory output for a LIST operation from an FTP client. If enabled, the service generates a MS-DOS-style directory listing. If disabled, the service generates a UNIX-style listing. Some clients will not display MS-DOS-style listings. For this reason you should consider disabling this setting. UNIX-style listings consume more CPU time. |
Front Page Web (modifies the FrontPageWeb metabase property) |
Range: 0,1 Default: 0 (disabled) Location in ISM: Home Directory property sheet Can be configured at: Web site level |
This parameter indicates whether or not a Web site will be targeted by Front Page. Enabling or disabling this property results in the Front Page Manager either creating or deleting the required files that allow Front Page Extensions to work. |
Directory browsing settings (modifies the EnableDirBrowsing and EnableDefaultDoc metabase properties) |
Range:0,1 Default: 0 (disabled) Location in ISM: Web site, virtual directory and directory property sheets Can be configured at: Web site, virtual directory, and directory levels |
This parameter specifies whether directory browsing is enabled and whether a default document is used. |
Default document (modifies the DefaultDoc metabase property) |
Range: String Default: default.htm Location in ISM: Documents property sheet Can be configured at: Web site, virtual directory, and directory levels |
This value specifies the file to return to a client if no file is included in a client's request. Multiple documents must have a ", " separator. For example, "default.asp, default.htm" will function properly but "default.asp default.htm" or "default.asp,default.htm" will not. |
Indexing content (modifies the ContentIndexed metabase property) |
Range: 0,1 Default: 1 (enabled) Location in ISM: Home Directory, Virtual Directory, and Directory property sheets Can be configured at: Web site, virtual directory, and directory levels |
This parameter indicates whether or not the content in a directory tree should be indexed by the installed content indexer. |
Enabling expiration of HTML documents (modifies the HttpExpires metabase property) |
Range: String Default: no expires header Location in ISM: HTTP Headers property sheet Can be configured at: Web site, virtual directory, directory and file levels |
This value enables content expiration of HTML documents by returning the values to the browser in the header of the HTML file. The browser compares the current date to the expiration date to determine whether to display a cached page, or request an updated page from the server. |
Enabling PICS ratings (modifies the HttpPics metabase property) |
Range: String Default: No Rating Location in ISM: HTTP Headers property sheet (click Edit Ratings... button) Can be configured at: Web site, virtual directory, directory and file levels |
These settings specify the PICS ratings that are sent to the client in the header of the HTML file. |
Enabling custom headers (modifies the HttpCustomHeaders metabase property) |
Range: String Default: No custom headers Location in ISM: HTTP Headers property sheet Can be configured at: Web site, virtual directory, directory and file levels |
This value specifies the custom headers that are sent to the client in addition to the default header of the HTML file. |
Enabling document footers (modifies the EnableDocFooter metabase property) |
Range: 0,1 Default: 0 (disabled) Location in ISM: Documents property sheet Can be configured at: Web site, virtual directory, directory and file levels |
This parameter indicates whether custom footers are enabled or not. Because using a document footer on a heavily accessed server could degrade server performance, footers are disabled by default. |
Document footers (modifies the DefaultDocFooter metabase property) |
Range: String Default: no footer Location in ISM: Documents property sheet Can be configured at: Web site, virtual directory, directory and file levels |
This value specifies the custom footer that is appended to files that are returned to the client. The footer can be a string or a local file. The custom footer will be sent only if the Enable Document Footer check box is selected. |
Setting HTTP redirects (modifies the HttpRedirect metabase property) |
Range: String Default: no redirect Location in ISM: Home Directory, Virtual Directory, Directory and File property sheets Can be configured at: Web site, virtual directory, directory and file levels |
This value specifies the URL that clients are sent to when requesting a file or directory that is configured with a redirect command. |
Setting custom errors (modifies the HttpErrors metabase property) |
Range: String Default: N/A Location in ISM: Custom Errors property sheet Can be configured at: Web site, virtual directory, directory and file levels |
This value specifies the custom error string which is sent to clients in the event of HTTP 1.1 errors. |