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`IIS 6.0 Documentation
`IIS 6.0 Operations Guide
`Performance Tuning
`Viewing Counter Data in the
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`Using HTTP Compression
`ExEnabling HTTP Compression
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`Enabling HTTP Keep-Alives
`Limiting Connections
`Setting Connection Timeouts
`Throttling Bandwidth
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`Using HTTP Compression (IIS 6.0)
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`To more efficiently use available bandwidth, enable IIS HTTP compression. HTTP compression provides faster transmission time between compression-ena
`local storage or a UNC resource. You can compress static files and application response files. Compressing application response files is usually called dynam
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`This section includes the following information:
`• Enabling HTTP Compression: Describes how to enable compression.
`• Customizing the File Types IIS Compresses: Describes how to add or remove file types from IIS compression.
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`Related Information
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