windows-server-2008

Can anybody tell me what is maximum size of a windows NT log message? I know that it is possible to reset the maximum log size of event log from 32 MB. I am interested about the memory a single message can hold in NT event log. Thanks in advance In Windows Server 2008 the maximum size of a single Event Log entry is: 31,839 characters http://msdn.microsoft.com/EN-US/library/windows/desktop/aa363679.aspx The answer is 32766 characters ~ 32 KB See a example below: Error: Log entry string is too long. A string written to the event log cannot exceed 32766 characters. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com

I installed a ASP.Net website on a Windows 2008 server, which is by default using IIS7. The website seems to work fine, but the post backs on my forms do not work. After a few hours of debugging, I realized that when I manually try to hit the WebResource.axd file in my browser (e.g. I type http://www.domain.com/WebResource.axd in the address bar), I get a HTTP 403 error (Access Denied). I'm not quite sure where to look next and my Windows 2008 security knowledge is limited. How do I go about giving access to that file? Navigate to your iis config folder. Typically: c:\windows\system32\inetsrv

I am researching ways to auto login to a windows server, so applications can be restarted on reboot if the server crashes. Do windows services load before or after a user logs in? Can a windows service be used to login to an account? If not, is there any way to use some sort of login script to facilitate automatically loggin in? Services run regardless of whether a user logs on. If you need an application to run all the time, have you considered converting it to a service? Auto-logon is a security risk. For auto login. Here is one of them: To use Registry Editor (Regedt32.exe) to turn on

I have an innosetup installer that needs to create an IIS Virtual Directory. In order to create the virtual directory, IIS Management Service must be enabled. How do I check which Windows Features are enabled? The best solution would be to check a registry setting, but other methods that are possible via innosetup are fine. The solution should work with XP, Vista, Win7, Win2003 server and Win2008 server (32 and 64 bit). I don't know offhand how to generically tell which features are installed. In the specific case of IIS, you can tell by looking for this registry key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE