the MMC,
Read and Write access permissions and make sure Execute permissions are enabled.
13.Select the machine/host name,
14.
15.Select the ISAPI Filters tab and click Add.
16.In the Filter Properties dialog, enter the WSI Filter Name, e.g. silverstream
17.In the Executable field, specify the absolute path to the agisapif.dll. For example, C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\WSI\agisapif.dll.
18.Click OK to close the Filter Properties dialog.
19.Click Apply in the Default Web Site Properties dialog. The WSI module for IIS should appear in the Filter Name list. A green arrow to the left of the WSI Filter Name indicates whether (or not) the filter is enabled.
20.Click OK to close the Default Web Site's Properties dialog.
21.Close the Internet Service Manager.
22.Stop and then restart the World Wide Web Publishing Service.
To verify that the WSI module is working, start the browser and connect to an URL that you specified in the agWSI.conf file.
When the WSI module starts successfully, it starts generating the agWSI.log file.
Here is a sample agWSI log file for WSI module for IIS:
#
#SilverStream ISAPI Filter
#
Started at : Tue Aug 2 14:10:19 2000
Root Directory : /sssw/
Host : richg.silverstream.com
Ports : 8080 445
Maximum HTTP Connection : 8
Maximum HTTPS Connection : 8
Connection Idle Time : 25 minutes.
Redirect URL on Error : /wsi/myerror.html
Authentication NTLM : true
If the WSI does not start successfully, an error message appears. The AgWSI log file (text file) is created on WSI module startup and it can found in your WSI root dir.
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