Special configurations for the Client Update Server
Required for the following:
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Client Update Server
To support installation from the IEE Client Update Server, add the following application extensions. Also disable the handler mapping entry for CGI-exe. If you do not disable the CGI-exe handler mapping and enable the .deploy and .manifest extensions, then the IEE Clients do not install when you click Install from the Client Update Server URL.
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.deploy mime type. Add the .deploy mime type to support installing the IEE from Client Update Server URL.
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.manifest mime type. Add the .manifest mime type to support installing the IEE from Client Update Server URL.
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CGI-exe. Disable the CGI-exe handler mapping.
Use the Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager to map the .deploy and .manifest file extensions.
Adding the application extension mapping types
- Go to Start > Windows Administrative Tools > Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager.
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In the left Connections navigation pane, right-click the applicable server and select Switch to Features View (if not already on the Features view).
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Under <Server Name> Home, double-click MIME Types.
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In the right the Actions pane, click Add.
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In the Add MIME Type dialog, configure the following parameters:
File Name Extension: .deploy
MIME Type: application/octet-stream
- Click OK.
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Add another MIME type and configure the following parameters:
File Name Extension: .manifest
MIME Type: application/x-ms-manifest
- Click OK.
Disabling the CGI-exe Handler Mapping Entry
- Go to Start > Windows Administrative Tools > Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager.
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In the left Connections navigation pane, rRight-click the applicable server and select {server name} > Switch to Features View (if not already on the Features view).
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Under <Server Name> Home, double-click Handler Mappings.
The Handler Mappings user interface appears.
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From the Action pane, select Add Module Mapping.
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In the Handler Mappings pane, under the Enabled list, locate cgi-exe. Right-click cgi-exe. and select Remove.
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Verify that cgi-exe displays in the Disabled list.