Troubleshooting for IIS 7 and above. Sign in to vote. User posted I recently had a dedicated server built for me at SingleHop.
Are there any other possible explanations for this behavior? Tuesday, September 28, AM. User posted Not sure how you migrate the settings, but reinstall IIS 7 is obviously what you should do. Simply remove the Web Server Role and then install it again. Next time make sure that you use appcmd to do a backup before such critical changes. Only when both the tools run successfully, you should proceed further with your troubleshooting.
Chances are that running these steps could have fixed whatever corruption was present in CBS because that's essentially what these tools do. It wouldn't be a bad idea to run these tools anyway, as it may take about minutes to run both the tools, but if these tools find problems in CBS engine, it can really save the long time that you may spend on an issue.
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If you can reproduce this behaviour in IE or whatever use 'fiddler' to find out what is happening. Just because the applciation has changed it doesn't mean nothing else has. Now given we are talking about a ZIP file here I assume the 'Static compression' setting is the one that is causing the troubles with the. ZIP download. So it would appear the 'Enable Dynamic Compression' is the problem i.
ZIP downloads. Corruption issue aside - have I misunderstood the definitions of dynamic version static content? I think MS engineer would need to get the network packet captured and analyzed before they can tell you what's going on with dynamic content compression.
Can you open a case with Microsoft support? Zip file size is only 24 MB, but when user click download link, it will download new zip file with total size 36MB. My 24MB zip file was zipped again automatically and rename without extension, so my user needs to do some extra effort for unzipping, adding zip extension, and unzipping to get the original files. There are two questions here. Why dynamicCompression was turned on by default?
Why zip files got dyamically compressed even though its a static file? I understand corruption was just that zip file got compressed again. Regarding 1, IIS7 don't have dynamic compression enabled by default. Only static compression is enabled. So IIS should had dynamic compression disabled. So this out of the way. Regarding 2, static compression only happens if request is handled by static file handler. Dynamic compression if enabled happens for both static and dynamic content if response qualifies for dynamic compression.
By default IIS doesn't enable dynamic compression for this mimeType. Did you enable dynamic compression for this mimeType? I am following up with SBS folks. Thanks, Kanwal. Can you tell if you made any configuration changes after installing SBS like enabling exchange cas role etc? As far as I'm aware I didn't make any other configuration changes that could have affected this.
I checked with a sbs MVP, susan bradley. She mentioned WSUS was installed by default and can enable compression. Can you double check that? I'm back! That is step 1, the second is 'why' as you mentioned. Turn dynamic compression off on the specific folder using a specially crafted web. It gets corrupted because it's getting compressed twice double zipped.
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