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How To Enable IIS6.0 Compression

An often overlooked feature of IIS6.0 is that it natively supports compression of your web files.  The problem is that it isn’t as easy as flipping the 2 check boxes on in the properties page for your site, there’s a bit of manual labor involved, namely manually editing some settings in the IIS metabase.  Here’s how to do it.  Just a few minutes of your life, et voila…super speedy page loads (pages on JK.com decreased in size by 60% or more, and almost none of them are over 20kb now).  The good news is that it won’t be this tedious in IIS7 (or so I’ve read at least).
Posted Apr 06 2006, 06:50 PM by Jayson Knight

2 Comments

Keyvan Nayyeri wrote re: How To Enable IIS6.0 Compression
on 04-07-2006 7:15 AM
Great;
A few weeks ago I tried to install Blowery on Nayyeri.NET but faced with errors. As I'm hosted on shared service, should ignore this but I will try to use another approach which removes whitespaces in output HTML code.
Jayson Knight wrote re: How To Enable IIS6.0 Compression
on 04-07-2006 7:35 AM
Yeah, unfortunately this might not be an option for people who are hosting somewhere. But something I don't really understand is why the hosting companies wouldn't enable this on their IIS6 servers out of the box. It would save them money on bandwidth, and could save their customers money as well.  And it's such an easy feature to implement!

My main blog page went from 80kb to 14kb after setting this up.  Most other pages are < 10kb now.

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