HTTP Compression can be enabled server-wide or on a website
or on a web application. It improves bandwidth utilization and speed up website
performance. Also, you may compress static or dynamic files.
Procedures
Here steps are given to enable the http-compression using IIS
management console. These are applicable only to IIS 6.0.
1. Open
IIS management console, expand Computer, right-click the Web Sites
folder, and go to Properties.
2. Select Service tab, under HTTP compression
section
a. Check
Compress application files.
b. Check
Compress static files.
3. In
the Temporary directory box, type the path to a local directory, cached
response will be stored in this temp dir until content gets expire or change. Requisites
for temp dir are: -
a. It
must be a local directory
b. Must
be NTFS
c. IIS_WPG
group musthave full permission
d. Compression/Encryption
must not be enabled for that directory on file level.
4. Click
Apply, and then click OK.
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