Publishing .IOK files on Web Servers
web server MIME type configuration
Most web servers do not require any configuration at all. However, publishing IOK files on a few web or content management servers may require the following MIME type configurations on the server:
Extension: .iok
MIME type: application/vnd.visokio.omniscope-iok
(or use the generic binary mime type application/octet-stream if this causes problems)
Example: Configuring Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS)
- In IIS Administrative Console snap-in, right click the entire server and select Properties.
- On the Internet Information Services tab, click the MIME Types button.
- Add a new MIME type.
- In the Extension box, type ".iok" (without the quotation marks), and then in the Content type (MIME) box, type "application/vnd.visokio.omniscope-iok" (without the quotation marks).
- Click OK, and then restart IIS.
Server software known to require configuration:
- Microsoft Content Management Server (configured in IIS, as above)
Server software known NOT to require configuration:
