Directory Listing

What can I do here?

Use this window to configure the web server's level protection against directory listing.

Getting Here - Object Explorer > New > Host > Servers > Select Web Server > Web Server > Protections > Directory Listing > Advanced

Low - examines only suspicious responses. A suspicious response is a response to a request that contains a URL that ends with a "/" or "\", for example http://www.example.com/shop-online/ and http://www.example.com/shop-online/?john-doe. Responses found to meet all of the following conditions will be dropped:
1. The name of the requested directory is found in the title of the HTML page. For example, <TITLE>Index of /shop-online</TITLE>.
2. There is a link to the parent directory in the HTML page. For example, <A HREF="/">.
3. The word "Parent Directory" appears in the HTML page within a link that points to the parent directory. For example, <A HREF="/">Parent Directory</A>.
Medium - examines all HTTP responses. Responses found to meet all of the following conditions will be dropped:
1. The name of the requested directory is found in the title of the HTML page. For example, <TITLE>Index of /shop-online</TITLE>.
2. There is a link to the parent directory in the HTML page. For example, <A HREF="/">.
3. The word "Parent Directory" appears in the HTML page within a link that points to the parent directory. For example, <A HREF="/">Parent Directory</A>.
High - examines all HTTP responses. Responses found to meet the following condition will be dropped:
The word "Parent Directory" appears in the HTML page within a link that points to the parent directory. For example, <A HREF="/">Parent Directory</A>.