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  1. 1002    \n
  2. 1003    -------------------------------------------------------------------------\n
  3. 1004    Querying persistent storage...\n\n
  4. 1005    Querying active state...\n\n
  5. 1006    %1!02x!
  6. 1007    Enabled
  7. 1008    Disabled
  8. 1100    \nIP addresses present in the IP listen list: \n------------------------------------------- \n\n
  9. 1101        %1!ws! \n
  10. 1102    \n-------------------------------------------- \n\n
  11. 1200    \nSSL Certificate bindings: \n------------------------- \n\n
  12. 1201        Certificate Hash        : 
  13. 1202        Application ID          : %1!ws! \n
  14. 1203        Certificate Store Name  : %1!ws! \n
  15. 1205        Revocation Freshness Time : %1!u! \n
  16. 1206        Ctl Identifier          : %1!ws! \n
  17. 1207        Ctl Store Name          : %1!ws! \n
  18. 1209        URL Retrieval Timeout   : %1!u! \n
  19. 1210        IP:port                 : %1!ws! \n
  20. 1211    \n-------------------------------------------- \n\n
  21. 1212        Verify Client Certificate Revocation    : %1!s!\n
  22. 1213        Verify Revocation Using Cached Client Certificate Only    : %1!s!\n
  23. 1214        Usage Check    : %1!s!\n
  24. 1215        DS Mapper Usage    : %1!s!\n
  25. 1216        Negotiate Client Certificate    : %1!s!\n
  26. 1217    \nSSL Certificate successfully added\n
  27. 1218    \nSSL Certificate add failed, Error: %1!u!\n
  28. 1219    \nSSL Certificate successfully deleted\n
  29. 1220    \nSSL Certificate deletion failed, Error: %1!u!\n
  30. 1300    \nURL Reservations: \n----------------- \n\n
  31. 1301        Reserved URL            : %1!ws! \n
  32. 1302                SDDL: %1!ws! \n
  33. 1303    Can't get security descriptor, Error: %1!d!\n 
  34. 1304    Can't get DACL, Error: %1!d!\n 
  35. 1305    Can't get ACE, Error: %1!d!\n 
  36. 1306    Bad ACE, Error: %1!d!\n 
  37. 1307    Can't lookup sid, Error: %1!d!\n 
  38. 1308    No memory, Error: %1!d!\n 
  39. 1309    Create SDDL failed, Error: %1!d!\n 
  40. 1310            User: %1!ws!\%2!ws!\n
  41. 1311                Listen: %1!ws!\n
  42. 1312                Delegate: %1!ws!\n
  43. 1313    \nURL reservation successfully added\n
  44. 1314    \nUrl reservation add failed, Error: %1!u!\n
  45. 1315    \nURL reservation successfully deleted\n
  46. 1316    \nURL reservation delete failed, Error: %1!u!\n
  47. 1400    Adds a configuration entry to a table.\n
  48. 1401    Displays information.\n
  49. 1402    Deletes a configuration entry from a table.\n
  50. 1500    Adds an IP address to the IP listen list. \n
  51. 1501                                                \nUsage: %1!s! [ipaddress=]<IP address>                                        \n                                                                             \nParameters:                                                                  \n                                                                             \n    Tag       Value                                                          \n    ipaddress - The IPv4 or IPv6 address to be added to the IP listen list.  \n                                                                             \nRemarks: Adds a new IP address to the IP listen list. This does not include \n         the port number. The IP listen list is used to scope the list of \n         addresses to which the HTTP service binds. "0.0.0.0" means any \n         IPv4 address and "::" means any IPv6 address.                   \n                                                                             \nExamples:                                                                    \n                                                                             \n         %1!s! ipaddress=fe80::1                                             \n         %1!s! ipaddress=1.1.1.1                                             \n         %1!s! ipaddress=0.0.0.0                                             \n         %1!s! ipaddress=::                                                \n\n
  52. 1502    Displays all the IP addresses in the IP listen list.\n
  53. 1503                            \nUsage: %1!s!                                              \n                                                          \nRemarks: Lists all IP addresses in the IP listen list. The IP listen list \n         is used to scope the list of addresses to which the HTTP service \n         binds. "0.0.0.0" means any IPv4 address and "::" means \n         any IPv6 address.                                \n\n
  54. 1504    Deletes an IP address from the IP listen list. \n
  55. 1505                                             \nUsage: %1!s! [ipaddress=]<IP address>                                        \n                                                                             \nParameters:                                                                  \n                                                                             \n    Tag       Value                                                          \n    ipaddress - The IPv4 or IPv6 address to be deleted from the IP Listen \n                list. This does not include the port number. \n                                                                             \nRemarks: Deletes an IP address from the IP listen list. The IP listen list   \n         is used to scope the list of addresses to which the HTTP service    \n         binds.                                                              \n                                                                             \nExamples:                                                                    \n                                                                             \n         %1!s! ipaddress=fe80::1                                             \n         %1!s! ipaddress=1.1.1.1                                             \n         %1!s! ipaddress=0.0.0.0                                             \n         %1!s! ipaddress=::                                                  \n\n
  56. 1600    Adds an URL reservation entry. \n
  57. 1601                                   \nUsage: %1!s! [url=]<string> \n             [ [user=]<string> \n                               [ [listen=]yes|no [delegate=]yes|no ] \n               |  \n               [sddl=]<string> \n             ]\n                                                     \nParameters:                                               \n                                                          \n    Tag        Value                                        \n    url      - The fully qualified URL \n    user     - The user or user-group name \n    listen   - One of the following values: \n               yes: Allow the user to register URLs. This is the Default value. \n               no: Deny the user from registering URLs \n    delegate - One of the following values: \n               yes: Allow the user to delegate URLs \n               no: Deny the user from delegating URLs. This is the default value. \n    sddl     - SDDL string that describes the DACL \n                                                          \nRemarks: This command reserves the URL for non-administrator users and \n         accounts. The DACL can be specified by using an NT account name \n         with the listen and delegate parameters or by using an SDDL string. \n                                                                      \nExample:                                                  \n                                                          \n         %1!s! url=http://+:80/MyUri user=DOMAIN\user \n         %1!s! url=http://www.contoso.com:80/MyUri user=DOMAIN\user listen=yes \n         %1!s! url=http://www.contoso.com:80/MyUri user=DOMAIN\user delegate=no \n         %1!s! url=http://+:80/MyUri sddl=... \n\n
  58. 1602    Displays URL namespace reservations. \n
  59. 1603                                  \nUsage: %1!s! [url=]<string>                               \n                                                          \nParameters:                                               \n                                                          \n    Tag     Value \n    url  -  The fully qualified URL. If unspecified, implies all URLs.   \n                                                          \nRemarks: This command lists DACLs for the specified reserved URL or all \n         reserved URLs.                                   \n \nExample:                                                  \n                                                          \n         %1!s! url=http://+:80/MyUri                      \n         %1!s! url=http://www.contoso.com:80/MyUri         \n         %1!s! \n\n
  60. 1604    Deletes a URL reservation. \n
  61. 1605                                 \nUsage: %1!s! [url=]<string>                               \n                                                          \nParameters:                                               \n                                                          \n    Tag     Value \n    url  -  The fully qualified URL to be deleted.   \n                                                          \nRemarks: This command deletes a reserved URL.             \n                                                          \nExamples:                                                 \n                                                          \n         %1!s! url=http://+:80/MyUri                      \n         %1!s! url=http://www.contoso.com:80/MyUri         \n\n
  62. 1700    Adds a SSL server certificate binding for an IP address and port.\n
  63. 1701                                    \nUsage: %1!s! [ipport=]<IP Address:port> \n             [certhash=]<string> \n             [appid=]<GUID> \n             [[certstorename=]<string> \n              [verifyclientcertrevocation=]enable|disable \n              [verifyrevocationwithcachedclientcertonly=]enable|disable \n              [usagecheck=]enable|disable \n              [revocationfreshnesstime=]<u-int> \n              [urlretrievaltimeout=]<u-int> \n              [sslctlidentifier=]<string> \n              [sslctlstorename=]<string> \n              [dsmapperusage=]enable|disable \n              [clientcertnegotiation=]enable|disable]       \n \nParameters: \n \n        Tag                       Value \n\n        address                 - IP address and port for the binding. \n        hash                    - The SHA hash of the certificate. This hash \n                                  is 20 bytes long and specified as a hex \n                                  string. \n        guid                    - GUID to identify the owning application. \n        certstorename           - Store name for the certificate. Defaults \n                                  to MY. Certificate must be stored in the \n                                  local machine context. \n        verifyclientcertrevocation - Turns on/off verification of revocation \n                                     of client certificates.                \n        verifyrevocationwithcachedclientcertonly - Turns on/off usage of \n                                                   only cached client \n                                                   certificate for revocation checking. \n        usagecheck              - Turns on/off usage check. Default is enabled. \n        revocationfreshnesstime - Time interval to check for an updated \n                                  certificate revocation list (CRL). If this \n                                  value is 0, then the new CRL is updated    \n                                  only if the previous one expires. (in \n                                  seconds) \n        urlretrievaltimeout     - Timeout on attempt to retrieve certificate \n                                  revocation list for the remote URL.        \n                                  (in milliseconds)      \n        sslctlidentifier        - List the certificate issuers that can \n                                  be trusted. This list can be a subset of \n                                  the certificate issuers that are trusted \n                                  by the machine. \n        sslctlstorename         - Store name under LOCAL_MACHINE where       \n                                  SslCtlIdentifier is stored.                \n        dsmapperusage           - Turns on/off DS mappers. Default is \n                                  disabled. \n        clientcertnegotiation   - Turns on/off negotiation of certificate. \n                                  Default is disabled. \n                                                                             \nRemarks: adds a new SSL server certificate binding and corresponding client \n         certificate policies for an IP address and port. \n\nExamples:                                                                  \n                                                                             \n         %1!s! ipport=1.1.1.1:443 certhash=0102030405060708090A0B0C0D0E0F1011121314 appid={00112233-4455-6677-8899-AABBCCDDEEFF} \n\n
  64. 1702    Displays SSL certificate bindings for an IP address and port. \n
  65. 1703                                 \nUsage: %1!s! [ipport=]<IP Address:port>                  \n                                                          \nParameters:                                               \n                                                          \n    Tag       Value \n    ipport -  The IPv4 or IPv6 address and port for which the SSL \n              certificate bindings will be displayed. Not specifying an \n              ipport lists all bindings.      \n                                                          \nRemarks: lists SSL server certificate bindings and corresponding client \n         certificate policies for an IP address and port. \n                                                          \n \nExamples:                                                 \n                                                          \n         %1!s! ipport=[fe80::1]:443 \n         %1!s! ipport=1.1.1.1:443                        \n         %1!s! ipport=0.0.0.0:443                        \n         %1!s! ipport=[::]:443 \n         %1!s! \n\n\n
  66. 1704    Deletes SSL certificate bindings for an IP address and port.\n
  67. 1705                                 \nUsage: %1!s! [ipport=]<IP Address:port>                   \n                                                          \nParameters:                                               \n                                                          \n    Tag       Value \n    ipport -  The IPv4 or IPv6 address and port for which the SSL \n              certificate bindings will be deleted.      \n                                                          \nRemarks: deletes SSL server certificate bindings and corresponding client \n         certificate policies for an IP address and port.\n \nExamples:                                                 \n                                                          \n         %1!s! ipport=1.1.1.1:443                        \n         %1!s! ipport=0.0.0.0:443                        \n         %1!s! ipport=[::]:443 \n\n
  68. 1800    Shows a snapshot of the HTTP service.\n
  69. 1801                               \nUsage: %1!s! [[view=]session|requestq] [[verbose=]yes|no]     \n                                                              \nParameters:                                                   \n                                                              \n    Tag       Value                                           \n    view   -  View snapshot of HTTP service state based on server \n              session or request queues.                      \n    verbose - View verbose information showing property information too. \n                                                              \nRemarks: Shows a snapshot of the HTTP service. \n \nExamples:                                                     \n      %1!s! view="session"                                  \n      %1!s! view="requestq"                                 \n\n
  70. 1810    Deletes entries from the HTTP service kernel URI cache.\n
  71. 1811                                     \nUsage: %1!s! [[url=]<string> [[recursive=]yes|no]]]           \n                                                              \nParameters:                                                   \n                                                              \n    Tag         Value                                         \n    url       - Fully qualified URL.                          \n    recursive - If yes, removes all entries under the specified url \n                                                              \nRemarks: This command flushes the entire URI cache or deletes entries per specified URI. \n                                                              \nExamples:                                                     \n      %1!s! url=http://www.contoso.com:80/myresource/ recursive=yes \n      %1!s!                                                   \n\n
  72. 1900    \nSnapshot of HTTP service state (Server Session View): \n----------------------------------------------------- \n\n
  73. 1901    Server session ID: %1!I64X!\n
  74. 1902    State: %1!ws!\n
  75. 1903    Properties:\n
  76. 1904    Max bandwidth: %1!u!\n
  77. 1905    Timeouts:\n
  78. 1906    URL groups:\n
  79. 1907    URL group ID: %1!I64X!\n
  80. 1908    Request queue name: %1!ws!\n
  81. 1909    Number of registered URLs: %1!u!\n
  82. 1910    Registered URLs:\n
  83. 1911    Max connections: %1!u!\n
  84. 1912        
  85. 1913    Request queues:\n
  86. 1914    Number of requests: %1!u!\n
  87. 1915    Max requests: %1!u!\n
  88. 1916    Number of active processes attached: %1!u!\n
  89. 1917    Process IDs:\n
  90. 1918    %1!u!\n
  91. 1919    Version: %1!d!.%2!d!\n
  92. 1921    \nSnapshot of HTTP service state (Request Queue View): \n----------------------------------------------------- \n\n
  93. 1922    Entity body timeout (secs): %1!u!\n
  94. 1923    Drain entity body timeout (secs): %1!u!\n
  95. 1924    Request queue timeout (secs): %1!u!\n
  96. 1925    Idle connection timeout (secs): %1!u!\n
  97. 1926    Header wait timeout (secs): %1!u!\n
  98. 1927    Minimum send rate (bytes/sec): %1!u!\n
  99. 1929            
  100. 1930                
  101. 1931                    
  102. 1932                        
  103. 1933    %1!ws!\n
  104. 1934    Controller process ID: %1!u!\n
  105. 1935    Logging information:\n
  106. 1936    Log directory: %1!ws!\n
  107. 1937    Log format: %1!d!\n
  108. 1938    Request queue name: Request queue is unnamed.\n
  109. 1939    Timeout values inherited\n
  110. 1940    Authentication Configuration:\n
  111. 1941    Authentication schemes enabled:\n
  112. 1942    Basic\n
  113. 1943    Digest\n
  114. 1944    NTLM\n
  115. 1945    Negotiate\n
  116. 1946    Authentication settings:\n
  117. 1947    Receive mutual authentication data\n
  118. 1948    Receive context handle\n
  119. 1949    Disable NTLM credential caching\n
  120. 1950    Basic realm name: %1!ws!\n
  121. 1951    Digest realm name: %1!ws!\n
  122. 1952    Digest domain name: %1!ws!\n
  123. 1953    Request queue 503 verbosity level: %1!ws!\n
  124. 1954    Basic
  125. 1955    Limited
  126. 1956    Full
  127. 1958    No request queue bound.\n
  128. 1959    Max bandwidth: inherited\n
  129. 1960    Max connections: inherited\n
  130. 2000    \nSnapshot of HTTP response cache: \n-------------------------------- \n\n
  131. 2001    \nThere were no cache entries corresponding to the provided URL\n\n
  132. 2002    URL: %1!ws!\n
  133. 2003    Hit count: %1!u!\n
  134. 2004    Status code: %1!u!\n
  135. 2005    HTTP verb: %1!ws!\n
  136. 2006    Cache policy type: %1!ws!\n
  137. 2007    Cache entry Time to Live (secs): %1!u!\n
  138. 2008    Creation time: %1!d!.%2!d!.%3!d!:%4!d!.%5!d!.%6!d!:%7!d!\n
  139. 2009    Request queue name: %1!ws!\n
  140. 2010    Headers length: %1!u!\n
  141. 2011    Content length: %1!u!\n
  142. 2012    Force disconnect after serving: %1!ws!\n
  143. 2013    \nHTTP service timeouts: \n---------------------- \n\n
  144. 2014    Idle connection timeout (secs): %1!u!\n
  145. 2015    Header wait timeout (secs): %1!u!\n
  146. 2016    No cache
  147. 2017    User invalidates
  148. 2018    Time to live
  149. 2019    \nTimeout value successfully added\n
  150. 2020    \nTimeout value add failed\n
  151. 2021    \nTimeout value successfully deleted\n
  152. 2022    \nTimeout value delete failed, Error: %1!u!\n
  153. 2100    Lists cached URI resources and their associated properties.\n
  154. 2101                                 \nUsage: %1!s! [[url=]<string>]                                 \n                                                              \nParameters:                                                   \n                                                              \n    Tag       Value                                           \n    url   -   Fully qualified URL. If unspecified, implies all\n              URLs. The URL could also be a prefix to registered URLs \n                                                              \nRemarks: This command lists all resources and their associated properties \n         that are cached in HTTP response cache or displays a single \n         resource and its associated properties.              \n                                                              \nExamples:                                                     \n      %1!s! url=http://www.contoso.com:80/myresource           \n      %1!s!                                                   \n\n
  155. 2200    Adds a global timeout to the service.\n
  156. 2201                                      \nUsage: %1!s! [timeouttype=]idleconnectiontimeout|headerwaittimeout \n             [value=]<u-short>                                \n \nParameters: \n \n        Tag                       Value                       \n        timeouttype             - Type of timeout for setting. \n        value                   - Value of the timeout (in seconds). If value is in \n                                  hex, then add the prefix 0x.         \n                                                                             \nRemarks: Adds a global timeout to the service.                        \n\nExamples:                                                           \n \n        %1!s! timeouttype=idleconnectiontimeout value=120 \n        %1!s! timeouttype=headerwaittimeout value=0x40 \n\n
  157. 2202    Deletes a global timeout. \n
  158. 2203                                           \nUsage: %1!s! [timeouttype=]idleconnectiontimeout|headerwaittimeout    \n                                                                      \nParameters: \n \n        Tag                       Value                               \n        timeouttype             - Type of timeout for setting.        \n \nRemarks: deletes a global timeout and makes the service revert to default \n         values.                                                      \n \nExamples:                                                             \n                                                                      \n        %1!s! timeouttype=idleconnectiontimeout                       \n        %1!s! timeouttype=headerwaittimeout                           \n\n
  159. 2204    Shows the timeout values of the service.\n
  160. 2205                                             \nUsage: %1!s!                                                          \n \nRemarks: Shows the timeout values of the service (in seconds).        \n                                                                      \nExamples:                                                             \n      %1!s!                                                           \n\n
  161. 2206    Flushes internal data.\n
  162. 2207    Flushes the internal buffers for the log files.\n
  163. 2208                                     \nUsage: %1!s!                                                  \n                                                              \nRemarks: This commands flushes the internal buffers for the log files. \n                                                              \nExamples:                                                     \n      %1!s!                                                   \n\n
  164. 2300    \nIP address successfully added\n
  165. 2301    \nIP address add failed, Error: %1!u!\n
  166. 2302    \nIP address successfully deleted\n
  167. 2303    \nIP address delete failed, Error: %1!u!\n
  168.