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parameter added. The following examples show how to set the enabled parameter
of the defaultDocument section to true for the entire server and how to do it for a
specific URL:
APPCMD.EXE set config /section:defaultDocument /enabled:true
APPCMD.EXE set config "Default Web Site/main/www"
/section:defaultDocument /enabled:true
Note that the path or URL can be specified either as a fully qualified URL or as a path
relative to a site name. For example, the URL http://localhost/TestWebsite/www can be
specified to note the configuration of the www folder of the TestWebsite virtual directory.
If you specify the path relative to a site name, such as ???Default Web Site/main/www???,
this would denote the main\www folder of the site called Default Web Site.
IIS 7.0 Configuration Files
One of the biggest changes with IIS 7.0 is the use of configuration files instead of
the IIS metabase for managing the server configuration. In fact, ASP.NET and IIS
configuration settings are now combined into a single unified format. The configuration
is physically divided into four different configuration files that are set
up in a specific hierarchy. This hierarchical approach allows settings to be globally
defined in XML-encoded text files and then allows subsequent virtual directories
and folders within them to change those default settings using a localized configuration
file (if the configuration is unlocked).
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