CONFIG File
The \Windows\System32\inetsrv\config\Administration.CONFIG file contains administrative
settings for the server. For example, you??™ll configure the actual list of administrators here and
define the list of administrator providers you want to use, as shown in Figure 25.3. As with the
ApplicationHost.CONFIG file, the Administration.CONFIG file contains a number of required
entries that you probably won??™t change, including the configSections element.
Figure 25.3
The Administration
.CONFIG file contains
administrative
settings.
The main item of interest is the moduleProviders element. It contains a list of modules that IIS
uses to perform useful work. You can??™t access these providers from the graphical interface??”they
affect IIS at a relatively low level. IIS sorts them by server and ASP.NET modules. As with the security
profiles, the modules you use must appear in the GAC. You can add new modules by registering
the module in the GAC using the GACUtil utility and then adding the appropriate entry to the
moduleProviders element.
Simply adding an add element to the moduleProviders element won??™t make the provider accessible
to the server.
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