How to set IIS to respond with HTTP result code 503 to all users when it's bogged down
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From: Miha on 29 Apr 2010 09:57 Hi We're dealing with a problem with google analitics, since it's doing a very heavy load on server. It's no option that we disable it, so we're looking for the solution that should have smaller impact to a server. Looking on a web, there is a directive: Your server has limited bandwidth resources and you would like Google only to crawl at night -> Have your server respond with HTTP result code 503 to all users when it's bogged down Can these be done on IIS 6 and IIS 7 and how? The idea is, that server will return positive answr to a first request, and then discards other four, and then again accepts first one and discards other four. Or are there any ideas and tricks that could be used? Regards,Miha
From: Pablo A. Allois on 6 May 2010 16:07
Take a look to Dynamic IP Restriction module in IIS7. http://www.iis.net/download/dynamiciprestrictions Saludos! "Miha" <miha(a)positiva.si> wrote in message news:uBHw4P65KHA.420(a)TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl... > Hi > > We're dealing with a problem with google analitics, since it's doing a > very heavy load on server. It's no option that we disable it, so we're > looking for the solution that should have smaller impact to a server. > Looking on a web, there is a directive: > Your server has limited bandwidth resources and you would like Google only > to crawl at night -> Have your server respond with HTTP result code 503 > to all users when it's bogged down > Can these be done on IIS 6 and IIS 7 and how? The idea is, that server > will return positive answr to a first request, and then discards other > four, and then again accepts first one and discards other four. Or are > there any ideas and tricks that could be used? > Regards,Miha > |