maximum subwebs

[Mike Stumpo]

Not sure. What is the reason for all the subweb's?

-----Original Message-----
What is the maximum number of subwebs that are supported

on a Windows 2003/IIS 6 platform running FPSE 2002 (note:
disk space is not an issue).

 

[Guest]

Background: I work at a large public university and we want to use use subwebs for hosting individual student web accounts under a single Virtual Server. There could be potentially thousands of subwebs so I was wondering if there is any limitation to the number of subwebs that can be hosted under one Virtual Server. We are using a single Virtual Server because this setup would make it easy to place the subwebs under a single, common URL name-space

----- Mike Stumpo wrote: ----

Not sure. What is the reason for all the subweb's

 

[chris leeds]

you should be OK as long as the server can handle it. I don't see any
reason for it not to work. it is afterall just a folder with some extra
metadata. for instance a commercial host might have hundreds of "sites" on
a single server and those "sites" could each have dozens of sub-webs.
I think you'll be OK. You might want to pose the same question to the
server extension ng and possibly the newsgroup for the particular server os
you're running.
HTH

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Background: I work at a large public university and we want to use use

subwebs for hosting individual student web accounts under a single Virtual
Server. There could be potentially thousands of subwebs so I was wondering
if there is any limitation to the number of subwebs that can be hosted under
one Virtual Server. We are using a single Virtual Server because this setup
would make it easy to place the subwebs under a single, common URL
name-space.