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Message-ID: <AFB004A74119D5119FF50002A5510904FCA707@EDISON>
From: thomas.tonneson at fortis.co.im (Tonneson, Thomas)
Subject: IIS Security Page

http://www.wiredcontact.com/Docs/IIS_Security_2003.pdf
<http://www.wiredcontact.com/Docs/IIS_Security_2003.pdf> 

Hit 3 on Google.

-----Original Message-----
From: Turk, Anthony [mailto:Anthony_Turk@...si.com]
Sent: 14 November 2003 16:40
To: full-disclosure@...ts.netsys.com
Subject: [Full-Disclosure] IIS Security Page

I remember back in the day there was an IIS security page that went through
all the steps to secure and configure a good IIS box.  This was back in the
day of IIS 4 and maybe 5.

I've since lost the link and want to throw up a server to play with.

If it's still out there, please advise, thanks guys.

Anthony J. Turk Jr.
IT Consultant
Executive Computer Management Solutions, Inc.
Phone: (330) 750-9409 ext. 3#
Fax: (330) 750-9410
E-Mail: Anthony_Turk@...si.com 

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