How to Install Apache HTTP Server on Windows Server 2025 Apache HTTP Server remains one of the most widely deployed web servers in the world, and running it on Windows Server 2025 is a practical option for teams that need a familiar open-source stack in a Windows environment. Unlike Linux distributions where Apache is available […]
How to Install NGINX on Windows Server 2025 While IIS is the native web server on Windows Server, NGINX has become a popular alternative and complement for Windows-based deployments — particularly as a high-performance reverse proxy, load balancer, or static file server sitting in front of an IIS or Node.js backend. NGINX for Windows is […]
How to Set Up FTP Server with IIS on Windows Server 2025 Despite the widespread adoption of SFTP and HTTPS-based file transfer, FTP remains a common requirement for legacy application integrations, hosting customers, and automated data pipelines. IIS on Windows Server 2025 includes a full-featured FTP service with support for explicit and implicit FTPS, multiple […]
How to Configure IIS Logging and Request Tracing on Windows Server 2025 Effective logging is the foundation of diagnosing performance problems, security incidents, and application errors on any web server. IIS on Windows Server 2025 ships with two complementary diagnostic systems: the standard W3C access log, which records every HTTP request, and Failed Request Tracing […]
How to Set Up WebDAV in IIS on Windows Server 2025 WebDAV (Web Distributed Authoring and Versioning) extends the HTTP protocol to allow clients to create, move, copy, and delete files on a remote web server as if they were working with a local file system. On Windows Server 2025 with IIS, WebDAV is a […]
How to Secure IIS: Security Headers, TLS 1.3, HSTS on Windows Server 2025 A freshly installed IIS server on Windows Server 2025 exposes several attack surfaces that default configuration does not address: version disclosure headers that help attackers fingerprint your stack, missing HTTP security headers that leave browsers unprotected against cross-site scripting and clickjacking, weak […]
How to Enable HTTP/2 in IIS on Windows Server 2025 HTTP/2 is the second major revision of the HTTP protocol, designed to address the performance bottlenecks inherent in HTTP/1.1 through features such as header compression (HPACK), request multiplexing over a single TCP connection, and binary framing. On Windows Server 2025 running IIS 10, HTTP/2 is […]
How to Configure IIS Application Pools on Windows Server 2025 Application Pools are the fundamental isolation mechanism in IIS on Windows Server 2025. Each pool runs as a separate worker process (w3wp.exe) with its own memory space, identity, and lifecycle settings. Correctly configured application pools protect your server from a single misbehaving application crashing the […]
How to Set Up Application Request Routing (ARR) with IIS on Windows Server 2025 Application Request Routing (ARR) is a Microsoft IIS extension that transforms a standard web server into a powerful HTTP load balancer and reverse proxy. On Windows Server 2025, ARR is the recommended approach for distributing traffic across multiple backend web servers, […]
How to Configure IIS URL Rewrite Module on Windows Server 2025 The IIS URL Rewrite Module is one of the most powerful extensions available for Internet Information Services, enabling administrators and developers to define rules that modify incoming request URLs before IIS processes them. On Windows Server 2025, URL Rewrite is indispensable for enforcing HTTPS, […]
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