iis 6.0 question

turbodog

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I'm messing with iis6 on a server2003 box and have a question.

How can I identify the # of connections to the web server? Mapping these to an ip would be even better, but I'd settle for just a count.

I've already searched this on google and didn't find much.

???
 

BillCurnow

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For raw connection count you can look at Current Connections of the Web Service in PerfMon. You can also dump NetStat and look for all "http" connections. This'll give you the fqdn of the machines connected to the web server.
 

Mad1

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Great way to turn away customers, coding a site so only you can use IE. :laughing:

You should try a Different HTTP server, something less vulnerable than IIS 6.0

Sage does good software, albeit pricey. :)
 

turbodog

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Maybe if they can't keep a system running with IE I don't want them.

:p

The s/w requires IIS. And all alternatives to the s/w have been explored.
 

BillCurnow

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Mad1 said:
You should try a Different HTTP server, something less vulnerable than IIS 6.0
The only problem with IIS are the tens of thousands of "admins" that don't know how to configure it. IIS 6 is quite secure out of the box, but whether that security is maintained depends upon what is installed upon it.
 
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