ASP.NET and IIS in Cloud Sites
Cloud Sites makes hosting Windows-based applications simple. You can run robust ASP.NET and IIS websites without the complexity of managing a dedicated Windows server. This collection of guides helps you configure your environment, from setting up IIS URL rewrites and custom error messages to handling binary deployments. Whether you are launching a DotNetNuke site or optimizing your application code, these resources will help you get started.
ASP.NET and IIS
in Cloud Sites Articles
The following resources provide information on our Nexcess Managed Applications migration services as well as options for users who wish to perform the migration themselves.
Run Applications Under Medium Trust in Cloud Sites
Read more: Run Applications Under Medium Trust in Cloud SitesThe Cloud Sites Windows environment uses a modified Medium Trust for ASP.NET 3.5 servers, allowing specific permissions like OleDb, Odbc, Configuration, Reflection, Web, and Socket permissions.
Using Impersonation for ASP and ASP.NET in Cloud Sites
Read more: Using Impersonation for ASP and ASP.NET in Cloud SitesThere are times when you might need the web server user to have the same permissions as you. This is called impersonation. The web server user can impersonate your site’s main FTP user.
web_custom35.config File for Cloud Sites
Read more: web_custom35.config File for Cloud SitesAdding this code to your web.config file allows applications to run in medium trust. Read the article to ensure this action is suitable.
web_custom40.config File for Cloud Sites
Read more: web_custom40.config File for Cloud SitesAdd this code to your web.config file to run applications in medium trust. Review the article to confirm its suitability.