I would like to prioritize cipher suites so I can implement perfect forward secrecy. I am not sure if this is feasible in GlassFish or Payara. We are currently running Payara Server 4.1.1.154.
I have the same version of Payara Server (4.1.1.154) running on two different machines. I do not have the same list of available cipher suites between the two. What determines the available cipher suites in Payara and GlassFish?
I am setting up a second asp.net site on our Windows 2008 R2 server. We use a RSA Key Container to encrypt our connection strings. I created a new Application Pool with all the same settings as our Default Application Pool that is supporting our current site, including using the same user account for the identity. When I try to access the new site I get the following error: The RSA key container could not be opened
If I change the new website to use our Default Application Pool it works. So I try and give the user account in the new Application Pool access to the RSA Key Container using the following command in an Administrator Command Prompt:
aspnet_regiis -pa "KeyContainerName" "dmz\UserName"
I get the following error: The RSA key container was not found.
I run the following command to install the key container:
aspnet_regiis -pi "KeyContainerName" "c:\keys.xml"
I get the following error: Object already exists
I try and run the following command to delete the key container:
aspnet_regiis -pz "KeyContainerName"
I get this error: The RSA key container was not found. Failed!
So I am completely baffled, one command tells me it already exists which makes sense because I know our one website is using it, but when I tried to delete it tells me it doesn't exist. It works for one app pool but not for a new app pool using the exact same identity? I did this exact same setup on 12 other servers and they all worked fine.
We just upgraded our developer machines from 32 bit Windows XP to 64 bit Windows 7 Ultimate. With Windows XP we were able to do a live monitor of the CPU usage of servers that resided on a separate domain from our developer machines. We would use the following NET USE command to get authenticated to those servers.
NET USE server_ip /USER:domain\user_name password
Unfortunately we are unable to get Perfmon in combination with NET USE to work through Windows 7. The servers we are trying to monitor are running Windows Server 2008 R2 and Windows Server 2003. We receive the following error when trying to connect to these servers.
Unable to connect to machine
Does anyone know how to monitor the CPU usage of remote machines on different domains through Perfmon in Windows 7?
We mirrored one of our webservers and thus got an IUSR account that was named after the wrong server IUSR-SERVER1 when this server's name is SERVER2.
So I went and renamed the user to IUSR_SERVER2, but after resetting IIS it kept creating the old IUSR-SERVER1 account. Turns out this is a feature, so I went through the websites in IIS and changed the IUSR that they use to IUSR-SERVER2 then deleted IUSR-SERVER1, and this time it stayed deleted.
Then I accidentally deleted IUSR-SERVER2 so I tried to reset IIS hoping it would be automatically created. Unfortunately this did not occur. Thus I was forced to create a new user and give it a password.
This made the website work but now there is a password associated with the IUSR, is there any other way to create an IUSR so everything is the same as before?