How to make the .net HttpClient use http 2.0?
I have an asp.net web api hosted on IIS 10 (windows server 2016). When I make a GET request to this from a Microsoft Edge browser, I see that HTTP 2.0 is used in IIS logs
http
asp.net c# redirecting from http to https
So in my code I want to detect if my login page is being called http, and redirect it to https.
Default redirect for Error 404
I want to introduce a functionality in my ASP.net website that, whenever a request is received for an unknown URL on my domain, the user is redirected to my error_404.htm page in the root of the application.
IE 8 and client-side caching
Background story:
Maximum default POST request size of IIS 7 – how to increase 64kB/65kB limit?
I have created a RESTful POST web service in ASp .net C# with IIS hosting the service.
Response.Redirect HTTP status code
Why is it that ASP/ASP.NET Response.Redirect uses a HTTP-302 status code (“Moved Temporarily”) even though in most cases a HTTP-301 status code (“Moved Permanently”) would be more appropriate?
Why is using a URL containing a colon considered as a “potentially dangerous request”?
Someone (probably a bot) sent a request with the following URL to my ASP.NET 4.0 web forms application (running on IIS 7.0):
What is the non-standard HTTP verb “DEBUG” used for in ASP.NET/IIS?
I am reading a report from a “web application security” company, whom have been scanning a few websites of the company I am working for. It appears from the report – which seems written without any human involvement – that several attempts where made to break our sites using requests like this: