Steve Schofield's Blog

I've been doing some packaging of software within SCCM recently.  As I'm rediscovering, each software package has it's own trick to get an unattended installation working.  One usueful trick I found with MSI's is use the /l* logname.log when installing from the command line.  After the installation has completed, you can open the log file and look for the variables that can be set. 

I'm excited to announce our first IIS Community Newsletter.   Here is the link to the January 2011 edition - http://bit.ly/gPq0qT 

I'm working with SCCM and needed to troubleshoot some client items with task sequences.

I was surfing my comments and seen a great link on IIS info

I was looking at my web stats, my favorite item to look at is where referrer.  I found a good review by Serdar Yegulalp, Contributor

I was recently talking with some good friends about tips for performance and what an IIS Administrator could do on the server side.  I also see this question from time to time in the forums @ http://forums.iis.net.    Of course, you should test individual settings in a controlled environment while performing load testing before just implementing on your production farm. 

Trying something different!  Do you have something to share with the IIS community?  Are you an IIS community leader wanting to share your info?  Do you run a local usergroup and want to let others know!  Sign-up for our WIKI @ http://www.iislogs.com/wiki/   The information will be reviewed and potentially included in the IIS Community Newsletter. 

I'm excited to announce a newsletter for the IIS community is available.  Here is the link to signup.  The goal is to cover all happenings in the IIS community.  The goal is to have a monthly newsletter.