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Before you begin
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Determine whether a change is needed for the default file size limit.
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Determine which file size will work best as a default for your company and its users.
Changing default file size limit
You can change the default file size limit by using IIS server > Configuration Editor.
To change the default file size limit
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Open IIS Manager. The Connections page appears.
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Expand the server name in the Connections pane, if necessary.
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Select Sites.
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Expand Default Web Site.
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Select
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Go to Management on the
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Select Configuration Editor. The Configuration Editor page appears.
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Go to the Section drop-down list and select the down arrow.
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Select system.webServer.
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Select security.
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Select requestFiltering.
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Select requestLimits.
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Select maxAllowedContentLength.
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Change the default value to the new default.
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Select Apply in the Actions pane.
See the IIS Manager > Configuration Editor example below.
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Close IIS Manager.
Note: Changes made to the default file size limit apply to all Client and Device Client applications that are part of your workflow configuration.
Microsoft Documentation Resources
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