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The following attributes are supported:
| Name | Type | Required? | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
id | string | Y | The IIS instance ID of the web site to protect. Newer IIS versions actually display this value in the administration tool. | |
name | string | Y | Canonical logical hostname for the web site | |
port | integer | 80 | Logical port for requests if the physical request does not include TLS | |
sslport | integer | 443 | Logical port for requests if the physical request includes TLS | |
scheme | string |
| Logical scheme for requests, the default depending on the physical use or non-use of TLS | |
useVariables | boolean | value from <ISAPI> element | Controls whether attributes are passed to the application as Server Variables | |
useHeaders | boolean | value from <ISAPI> element | Controls whether attributes are passed as HTTP Headers. This setting should be avoided, but is present to provide a level of compatibility with applications developed against the old ISAPI extension. |
Child Elements
| Element | Cardinalty | Description |
|---|---|---|
<Alias> | 0 more | Rarely-used child element that allows a web site to be accessed via alternate canonical URLs without causing redirects to rewrite the hostname into the primary name. This requires that you duplicate any RequestMapper settings for each combination of URL attributes you want to allow. |