Web.config

Contains all other configuration, such as logging, reference to assemblies, path locations, etc.

Special settings

• Configure file upload (available from version 5.1.0.0)

  Attachments are being uploaded to the server in packages to allow for attachments of any size to be uploaded with a reasonable user experience.

  The packaging within uploads can be controlled with the settings:

  "MaxFileUploadPackageSize" which sets the maximum size of each packet that a file is split into. In the example below the max size is 2 MB. If you upload a file that is bigger than the package size, the file is split into as many packages of the MaxFileUploadPackageSize as possible, and at last a smaller package with the remainder of the file.

  "MaxFileUploadPackages" which sets the maximum number of packages the file will be sent in. In the example below the value is 4. 

• Configure password rules (Form authentication)

  Security and password rules setup

• Configuring host root replacements

  Clients are normally connecting to a server farm using the https: protocol, but in rare situations, an advanced firewall in front of the farm is connecting to the real server on the secure side through the http: protocol to save resources on firewall and server not having to reencrypt traffic at the firewall and decrypt it again on the server.

• Configuring restrictions for uploading of certain file types

  
  

• Show full error message on client

  Add the following to your web.config under <system.web>:

• Configure maximum count of files shown in filemanager

  Web.config under the <appSettings>section 

  FileManagerMaxFileCount

  E.g: