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1/21/2013 10:45 AM |
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This depends on your version of IIS You may view Chris Hammonds video here, http://www.dotnetnuke.com...in-DotNetNuke-6.aspx which shows you how to do this. This post will just give you the quick basics. http://bit.ly/dnnlarge For IIS 5, or 6 Edit the web.config file for your application. Change maxRequestLength="8192" to maxRequestLength="81920" (for 80MB) Change requestLengthDiskThreshhold="8192" to requestLengthDiskThreshhold="81920" (for 80MB) Save the web.config. You are finished here For IIS 7 Change maxRequestLength="8192" to maxRequestLength="81920" (for 80MB) Change requestLengthDiskThreshhold="8192" to requestLengthDiskThreshhold="81920" (for 80MB) AND you need to add some new code in the web.config file Search for the system.webServer section Paste this code before the closeing </system.web> tag <security> <requestFiltering> <requestLimits maxAllowedContentLength="83886080" /> </requestFiltering> </security> which is measured in bytes Save the web.config. You are finished.
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