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Node.js runs under IIS6

I want to run node.js in IIS6 (enterprise environment, they are dead, staying on IIS6). I saw iisnode, but this requires iis7.

My question is this: is there an ISAPI redirect that can be used to connect IIS6 using node.js?

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In fact, we ended up doing the opposite and put IIS behind nodejs via node-http-proxy .

There are several advantages to this. For example, IIS does not support web sockets, so it fixes nodejs before that.

The only thing you have lost from node-iis is process control, but there are many alternative ways to make your node application work reliably as a service.

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