1.
Create an html page with the name “app_offline.htm”.
2.
Make sure file size is more than 512 bytes.
3.
Copy to the IIS Root folder.
As long as “app_offline.htm”. file
exists in the IIS root, no requests will be processed. Trying to access any
page will output app_offline.htm content.
In
order to end the maintenance activity, just delete app_offline.htm in IIS root
folder.
app_offline.htm file can contain
HTML, CSS and JavaScript code but no ASP.NET. Also references to any other
files in the directory will not work including images.
Adding
Images to app_offline.htm
In
order to add an image to the app_offline.htm, use base64 encoding of the image.
(Convert any image into a base64 string here)
Note:
However I experienced that big images were not rendering. There were no errors but
image just not loading.
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