OpUrl - ISAPI URL Rewrite Installation Installing OpURL is a manual process, it doesn't come with an installer, so you'll have to copy the files and make the server changes yourself. If you're relatively comfortable with administering IIS then you shouldn't have any problems. Copy the DLLs to the destination directory of your choice. Copy the sample configuration file (OpUrl.txt) to the system directory (usually \WinNT\system32). Modify the configuration file. Install the filter in IIS. You can either install the filter in an individual site, or server-wide. The steps to install OpURL using the Internet Services Manager console on Windows 2000 are as follows: Right click on the site and select Properties. Click on the ISAPI filters page. Click Add, enter OpURL as the filter name and browse for the location of OpURL.DLL (i.e. wherever you chose to put the files). Hit OK, and OK again to close the site properties window. Re-open the site properties and check in the ISAPI filters tab that the OpURL filter has a green arrow next to it. If you need to check your configuration, look for a file called OpUrl.log in the same directory as the config file. The file will appear when IIS is re-started or when the filter is first installed. It contains information about errors generated when the config file is parsed, and should help you with troubleshooting. The config file is only read when the filter is first installed, or when IIS is restarted. Also, the filter writes debug output for every URL that's changed. Consider installing a debug output viewer (such as DbgView) to see exactly what URLs the filter is changing.

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