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- 31 from 24 Feb 2004 to 19 Jul 2005
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2005 15
- Migrating
- Cookies and P3P
- David Wang discusses http.sys's kernel response cache.
- Longhorn Networking Stack: NAP
- Longhorn Networking Stack: Firewall Platform
- Longhorn Networking Stack: P2P and Upnp
- Longhorn Networking Chat: Ipv6 and the new TCP/IP stack
- Longhorn Networking Chat: Http, Winsock and QoS
- Longhorn Networking Chat: Opening Remarks
- Upcoming Executive Chat with Windows Networking VP Jawad Khaki
- Http.sys makes the news (not in a good way)
- What can cause Wininet to return ERROR_INTERNET_CANNOT_CONNECT?
- IE7 comming soon to Windows XP SP2
- Firefox and Mozilla to disable IDN till next version
- IIS/Http.sys Webcasts
2004 16
- HTTP.SYS + .Net Framework 2.0 + !IIS -> ASP.NET
- Wininet Cache: Index.dat
- IIS Team blog and Server Caching
- Wininet Cache Issues
- HTTP in the Event Log on XPSP2
- Okay... a little more ego inflating
- Most Reliable Hosting Providers
- Port Reporter and Port Reporter Parser
- SQL Server 2005 uses http.sys
- Http.sys and the XPSP2 Firewall
- Http.sys's HTTPERR and Timer_ConnectionIdle
- HTTP will survive a nuclear winter?
- Where to put the credentials?
- Don Box writes some HTTP.SYS code
- Internet2 MultiStream LSR Submission
- Welcome to Window's Web Transports Blog