| Open Gateway Home in IIS Manager |
In IIS Manager, click on CuratorGateway application:
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| Open Configuration Editor |
Under the Management section, click "Configuration Editor": The following will appear:
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| Open serverRuntime Section |
Under the Section dropdown, expand the "system.webServer" folder and select "serverRuntime"
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| Set maxRequestEntityAllowed Value |
Change the "maxRequestEntityAllowed" value if not already set: To: 4294967295
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| Set uploadReadAheadSize Value |
Change the "uploadReadAheadSize" value: From: 49152 To: 2147483647
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| Click Apply |
Under Actions on the right hand side, click Apply:
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| Open request Filtering Section |
Change the Section again to "requestFiltering" found under "system.webServer\security":
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| Set maxAllowedContentLength Value |
Expand "requestLimits" and change the "maxAllowedContentLength" value: From: 30000 To: 4294967295
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| Click Apply |
Click Apply again:
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| Open Registry Editor |
Type "regedit" into Windows search and open the Registry Editor:
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| Locate Parameters Key |
Browse down to the following Key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\HTTP\Parameters
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| Add new DWORD |
Right click, and under New, select "DWORD (32-bit) Value" and call it "MaxFieldLength":
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| Set MaxFieldLength value |
Double click the new DWORD and edit the "Value data" to be "65534", click OK when done:
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| Create another new DWORD |
Create another DWORD and call it "MaxRequestBytes":
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| Set MaxRequestBytes value |
Double click the "MaxRequestBytes" DWORD and edit the "Value data" to be "16777216", click OK when done:
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IIS and Registry Config for 3.3
Updated on December 9th, 2022

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