Win2003 Server/Virtual host does not support solutions for FLV and ANI format files _win servers

The reason is because it is not on Windows Server 2003. This mime-type type of flv, for which Adobe has given its solution. As follows:

for server users:
1. On the 2003 server, locate IIS Manager.
2. Expand the local server name, right-click the select attribute, and on the Internet Information Services tab, click the Edit button below the bottom computer MIME map.
3. Click on the "New Type" button and add the extension. FLV, Content Type (MIME) added "Flv-application/octet-stream"
4. Click OK
5. Restart the WWW service.
Although Adobe offers this workaround, it allows. FLV work, but there will still be unexpected results in many cases, and there will still be many. FLV does not work properly. Here's a workaround: The first few steps are the same.
1. On the 2003 server, locate IIS Manager.
2. Expand the local server name, right-click the Select attribute, and click the Edit button below the bottom computer MIME map on the Internet Information Services tab.
3. Click on the "New Type" button and add the extension. FLV, Content Type (MIME) added "video/x-flv"
4. Click OK
5. Restart the WWW service.
For virtual host users:

To resolve the "virtual host does not support FLV format Files" Problem: for example, your FLV file name is a.flv, on the virtual host to build a directory called "a.flv", in this directory to devolve your FLV format file, renamed to: Index.htm, so that's all right, The file name in the player remains intact, so it's OK.
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Resolve 2003 methods that do not support ANI

MIME, all called "Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions",
The more exact Chinese name is "Multipurpose Internet Mail Extension". It is an e-mail technical specification that is currently widely used and is defined in RFC 2045-2049.
The reason is because it is not on Windows Server 2003. Ani this type of mime-type, for. ANI gives its solution. As follows:

For server users:
1. On the 2003 server, locate IIS Manager.
2. Expand the local server name, right-click the select attribute, and on the Internet Information Services tab, click the Edit button below the bottom computer MIME map.
3. Click on the "New Type" button and add the extension. ANI ", Content Type (MIME) add" Application/octet-stream "
4. Click OK
5. Restart the WWW service.

For virtual host users:

Solve the problem of "virtual host does not support ANI format file": For example, your ANI file name is A.ani, build a directory named "A.ani" on the virtual host, and devolve your FLV format file in this directory, renaming it as: Index.htm, this will do, The file name in the player remains intact, so it's OK.
Ok. Now you can use the ANI of your mouse effect on Windows 2003 server normally.