OK, So our web server took a major dump because the person (who is no longer here) that originally set it up totally screwed up the install (and he did not leave because of this BTW). Fortunately we have a back up server to switch the site to until the main one is repaired. So now I have a fresh brand spanky new install of Windows Server 2003. Now I know that some people prefer to install their site in the default C:\Inetput\wwwroot directory, and that is where the site was originally put. I hear others say that they prefer to create a different directory on a different drive and then point IIS there, and install CF in that location for security purposes. So what do you all recommend? What are the pitfalls and advantages of each scenario? I already have our site locked down pretty good regarding SQL injections, creating a specific user account with limited access to the SQL Server and what not, just looking for CF Server best practice.
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