Hi All,
I am installing SQL 2005 and would like to know if there the reporting
services are the only thing in SQL that requires IIS. So I guess my
question is if I shutdown IIS on the box what will break? Thanks
-DavidDude , you are not trying to do something right !!, Just kidding.
Nothing happens because your frontend ie RM wont work otherwise everything
is intact. since it stores in report database.
Amarnath
"damccumb@.gmail.com" wrote:
> Hi All,
> I am installing SQL 2005 and would like to know if there the reporting
> services are the only thing in SQL that requires IIS. So I guess my
> question is if I shutdown IIS on the box what will break? Thanks
> -David
>
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IIS & SQL Server on Same Server - Risks??
I have a third-party application that requires IIS. The application will only be accessed internally by employees. What are the risks of combining IIS and SQL Server on the same server?
Thanks, DaveI have a third-party application that requires IIS. The application will only be accessed internally by employees. What are the risks of combining IIS and SQL Server on the same server?
Thanks, Dave
resource contention and security. you need to be worried about security internally. I have had problems with malicous users before.|||What are the security issues associated with IIS 6? I'm aware IIS 5 had a large number of issues, but I've read where IIS 6 resolved many of the issues.
Thanks, Dave
Thanks, DaveI have a third-party application that requires IIS. The application will only be accessed internally by employees. What are the risks of combining IIS and SQL Server on the same server?
Thanks, Dave
resource contention and security. you need to be worried about security internally. I have had problems with malicous users before.|||What are the security issues associated with IIS 6? I'm aware IIS 5 had a large number of issues, but I've read where IIS 6 resolved many of the issues.
Thanks, Dave
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