By William R. Stanek
MICROSOFT home windows 2000 AND IIS 5.0 ADMINISTRATOR'S POCKET advisor is the concise, easy-to-use connection with net info providers (IIS) 5.0-the strong net server that is built-in into the Microsoft home windows. 2000 working method. This pocket advisor covers the basics, management, functionality, optimization, and upkeep of those crucial net prone. Its easy-to-read tables, lists, and step by step directions make it the transportable, fast-answers advisor that would always prevent time and effort as you administer IIS. it is the ideal significant other to Microsoft home windows 2000 Administrator's Pocket advisor.
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Configuring Service Startup Essential IIS services are configured to start automatically and normally shouldn’t be configured with another startup option. That said, if you are troubleshooting a problem, you might want to start a service manually. You may also want to disable a service so that its related virtual servers don’t start. For example, if you move an SMTP virtual server to a new server, you may want to disable the SMTP service on the original IIS server. In this way, the SMTP service isn’t used but could be turned on if necessary (without having to re-install SMTP support).
Understanding the IIS Architecture You can think of IIS as a layer over the operating system in which, in most cases, you may need to perform a system-level task before you perform an IIS task. This is true in several key areas: • Directories Web sites, virtual servers, and other resources use the Microsoft Windows 2000 file and directory structure. Before you create IIS resources, such as sites or virtual servers, you should ensure that any necessary directories have been created. 18 | Part I Microsoft Windows 2000 Web Administration Fundamentals • Permissions Windows 2000 permissions determine whether users can access files and directories.
You purchase domain names from name registrars, such as Internet Network Information Center (InterNIC). When a client computer requests a connection to a site using a domain name, the request is transmitted to a DNS server. The DNS server returns the IP address that corresponds to the requested host name, and then the client request is routed to the appropriate site.