Step 3: Create a Web site. An IIS application is any file that is executed in a defined set of directories in your Web site. When you create an application, you designate the starting-point directory also known as the "application root" in your Web site. Each file or folder within the starting-point directory is considered as part of that application until another starting-point directory is created. You use directory boundaries to define the scope of a Web application.
In IIS 5. If it is created for a Web site, the starting point is indicated by a "globe in a hand" icon. Right-click the directory that you want to use as the application starting point, and then click Properties. In the directory name Properties dialog box where directory name is the name of the directory that you selected , do one of the following:. Under Application Settings, click Create.
In this case, click Remove to remove the default application, and then click Create. In the Application name box, type the name of the application that you want. Note that the application starting point is displayed next to Starting point. In the Execute Permissions list, click the level of permissions that you want to give this application.
If your application uses a default document that is not displayed in the document list, click Add. Select the newly added document, and then click the up arrow button until the new document is at the top of the document list. Certain properties can be set for each ASP application that you have created.
To configure an ASP application, follow these steps:. Right-click the Web site or the starting-point directory of the application that you want, and then click Properties. Depending on the starting-point directory that you selected, click the Home Directory, Virtual Directory, or Directory tab.
Click to select the Enable buffering check box if you want ASP to collect all output that is generated by the ASP page before the output is sent to the requesting Web browser. Click to select the Enable parent paths check box if you want ASP to use relative paths to the parent directory of the current directory paths using the.. This is to prevent a script in a subdirectory from running an unauthorized program in a parent directory.
In the Default ASP language box, type the language that you want to use. NOTE: You can set the timout period to a value between 1 and On the Web Site Access Permissions page, verify that only the following check boxes are selected:.
Click Next, and then click Finish. Clear the contents of the Application name box, and then type, Example. In the document list, click Input. In the Type your name box, type your name, and then click Submit Query.
A page similar to the following is displayed in the browser window, where name is the name that you typed:. In the Internet Information Services window, right-click Example, click Delete, and then click Yes when the following message is displayed:.
Are you sure you want to delete this item? The Default Web Site is restarted. In the directory name Properties dialog box where directory name is the name of the directory that you selected , do one of the following: If you selected a Web site, click the Home Directory tab. Click the Documents tab.
In IIS 5. The Application Mappings property sheet contains a list of Hypertext Transport Protocol HTTP verbs that will be processed by an application that is mapped to certain file types.
This list of verbs represents a change from IIS 4. This change was made to accommodate new HTTP verbs as they are added to the protocol. Clustering is not a feature of IIS 6. Clustering is a feature of the Windows Server family. The location of custom error files has changed from IIS 4. New custom error files exist to report more detailed errors, as well as errors related to new features. If you create an application or script that is intended to administer IIS on a remote computer running Windows Server SP1 or later, you must use the AuthenticationLevel property.
When using ADSI to configure IIS, ensure that the user account of the person running the script is a member of the administrators group. When you are using the WinNT provider, we recommend that you authenticate with the target server by logging onto a domain account with appropriate credentials or using the LogonUser function which requires elevated privileges prior to executing your ADSI code.
When an IIS Web site is busy, there may be instances when the maximum number of ASP threads has been spawned and some of the ASP threads are unresponsive, resulting in degraded performance.
In order to take a more proactive stance against malicious users and attackers, IIS is no longer installed by default on Microsoft Windows Server family systems. Furthermore, when you initially install IIS, it is installed in a highly secure and "locked" mode.
Many of the security features available in IIS 4. With these three wizards, you can synchronize Web and NTFS security settings, obtain and install server certificates, and create and modify certificate trust lists. Script source access , which allows access to the source code of scripts in ASP pages and other scripts, is new and is disabled by default.
It is available only if either Read or Write permission is selected. Sub-authentication is no longer enabled by default on a new installation of IIS 6. For more information, see AnonymousPasswordSync. It is enabled by default. This improves performance because ASP page compilation is substantially slower than retrieving pages from cache. On a site with only a small number of frequently requested ASP pages, memory can be saved by setting this number to a smaller value.
It was used to synchronize configuration data and content between one IIS server and another. On IIS 6. It was used to replicate configuration data from one IIS server to another.
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