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Internet Information Services (IIS) is the web server software
included with Windows. Internet Information Services (IIS) makes it
easy for you to publish information on the Internet or your
intranet. IIS includes a broad range of administrative features for
managing Web sites and your Web server.
Note that IIS isn't installed by default when you install
Windows.
To install
IIS on Windows Vista/Windows 7
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Click Start ->
Control Panel ->
Programs and Features. |
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Click Turn Windows features on
or off. If you are prompted for an administrator password or
confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation. |
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In the list of Windows features, click the plus sign next to
Internet Information
Services -> Web
Management Tools -> IIS
6 Management Compatibility and select all options
there. |
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Then click the plus sign next to World Wide Web Services ->
Application Development
Features and select ASP, ISAPI Extensions and ISAPI Filters. Click OK. |
To test your web pages using IIS on Windows Vista/Windows 7
launch ASPRunnerPro as administrator.
When using 64-bit Windows you should also perform the
following:
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Click Start ->
Control Panel ->
Administrative Tools. |
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Open Internet Information
Services (IIS) Manager. |
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Click ASP ->
Application pools. |
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In the Advanced
settings set Enable 32-bit
applications to True
for all application pools. |
To install
IIS on the previous versions of Windows
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Click Start ->
Control Panel ->
Add or Remove
Programs. |
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Click Add/Remove Windows
Components. When the Windows Components Wizard appears,
click Next. |
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In the Windows Components list select IIS. |
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Click Next and follow
the instructions. |
To test your web server, open your browser and type http://localhost in the address bar.
You should be able to see the IIS welcome page. If you do,
everything is OK.
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