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Module 11: Internet Information Services (IIS) version 6

Module 11: Internet Information Services (IIS) version 6. Introduce the Internet Information Services version 6 Introduce the roles of IIS within Windows Server 2003. Internet Information Services.

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Module 11: Internet Information Services (IIS) version 6

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  1. Module 11: Internet Information Services (IIS) version 6 • Introduce the Internet Information Services version 6 • Introduce the roles of IIS within Windows Server 2003 Module11: Internet Information Services

  2. Internet Information Services • IIS is a collection of web-enabled services and protocols configured to run with and on the Windows server-based OSs. • IIS is not only provides web service for web hosting, but also provides other services and protocols. Module11: Internet Information Services

  3. Services provided by IIS • Web service – for web hosting. It’s based on Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP). • File transfer – for exchanging files. It’s based on File Transfer Protocol (FTP). • Handling Internet Mail – It’s based on Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP). • Hosting newsgroup – it’s based on Network News Transfer Protocol (NNTP). • Web page automation-using Active Server Pages (ASP). • Support for emerging web technologies – Extensible Markup Language (XML), Wed distributed Authoring and Versioning (WebDAV) protocol. Module11: Internet Information Services

  4. WWW services • Uses HTTP to allow users to publish contents to the Web using HTML. • The contents can be viewed by using an Internet browser. Module11: Internet Information Services

  5. File Transfer Protocol (FTP) • It’s a industry-standard file exchange protocol. • It allows different systems to exchange files. • It allows systems to exchange files across the Internet in a quick and efficient manner. • FTP service can be used to transmit files over the Internet. • Many third-party 32-bit FTP clients are available that can run within the MS OS. Module11: Internet Information Services

  6. Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) • It allows to format and transfer text message between systems. • Within Windows Server 2003, it’s a part of Active Directory and can be used to link AD sites together through the Internet. • SMTP service can be used for Internet e-mail. Module11: Internet Information Services

  7. Network News Transfer Protocol (NNTP) • NNTP service allows a web site to host its own newsgroups, which provide for the exchange of threaded messages connected to a single topic. • A newsgroup is a community of people interested in a specific subject, such as sport, habit, and garden. Module11: Internet Information Services

  8. Install IIS6 • Before the installation, a plan is needed. • What services the server will host? • What is the security plan? • NTFS file system • IIS on a standalone member server • Application extensions • Install IIS from: • Manage Your Server wizard • Add or Remove Programs utility Module11: Internet Information Services

  9. How to access the IIS Manager? • Two snap-ins enable you to access the IIS Manager. • Application Server snap-in • Internet information Services (IIS) Manager Module11: Internet Information Services

  10. Host Multiple Sites • Both WWW and FTP services allow multiple sites to be set up on one IIS server. • Sites are sometime called as virtual server. • 3 identifiers of a web site: • A port number • An IP address • A host header name • Only need one IP to host many sites. Module11: Internet Information Services

  11. Configuring the IIS6 • There are two configuration layers: • Master setting – affect all the Web sites created on the IIS server. All web sites have the same base configuration. Changing the web site folder properties. • Individual web site – setting for each web site that you create. Changing the Web site properties. Module11: Internet Information Services

  12. Web site settings • Web Site • Performance • ISAPI (Internet Server Application Programming Interface) filters • Home Directory • Documents • Directory Security • HTTP Headers • Customer Errors • Service Module11: Internet Information Services

  13. Creating and Managing FTP sites • It can be found in IIS subcomponent. • It can be managed by using IIS Manager. • FTP Properties: • FTP site • Security Accounts • Messages • Home Directory • Directory Security Module11: Internet Information Services

  14. FTP login • User ID with password • Anonymous user with email address Module11: Internet Information Services

  15. Host Multiple FTP server • Need an IP address for each FTP server • Multi FTP server cannot be hosted by one IP address with different port numbers. Module11: Internet Information Services

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