Changing IIS Web service

You can change Web service information any time after you add it.

1. Open the Site Administrator Home page.

2. In the IIS Web Service area, click Overview.

3. Click Edit. You can change the features on the IIS Web Service Edit page.

4. Specify the following information in the Feature Configurations area:

• Log file format. Log file formats record details about user activity in the format of your choice. You can change log file formats only if your service provider enables this feature for you. Log file formats include:

• Microsoft IIS Log File Format: A fixed (non-customizable) ASCII format. It records more items of information than the NCSA Common format.

• NCSA Common Log File Format: A fixed (non-customizable) ASCII format, available for Web sites but not for FTP sites.

• W3C Extended Log File Format: A customizable ASCII format with a variety of different fields.

• Provide a value in the Web Server Connection Timeout text box.

• Select the Enable Reverse DNS Lookup check box to perform reverse DNS lookup, to get the name of the client machine in log files.

• Select the Allow Setting of Default Document Name(s) check box to allow the user to change the default document option.

• In the Set Default Document Name(s) text box type the list of HTML files. Default documents are served in the order in which the names appear in the list. The server returns the first document it finds.

• Select the Allow Setting of Default Footer check box to permit the user to change the default footer option.

• Enter a name for the file name in the Default Footer text box. The contents of the mentioned file name is displayed at the bottom of every Web page of this site.

5. Specify the following information in the Web Site Visitor Permissions area:

• Check the Allow Site Browsing (Read) check box to provide the site visitor read and browse access to the Web site.

• Check the Allow Content Modification (Write) check box to provide the site visitor access to write and modify the contents of the Web site using HTTP PUT protocol.

• Check the Allow Directory Browsing check box to allow the site visitor to see a hypertext listing of the files and sub-directories in the virtual directory.

6. Click Save.