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Internet Information Services (IIS)

Introduction
Internet Information Services (IIS) 7 and later provide a request-
processing architecture which includes:

 The Windows Process Activation Service (WAS), which enables sites


to use protocols other than HTTP and HTTPS.
 A Web server engine that can be customized by adding or removing
modules.
 Integrated request-processing pipelines from IIS and ASP.NET.

Components in IIS
IIS contains several components that perform important functions for the
application and Web server roles in Windows Server® 2008 (IIS 7.0) and
Windows Server 2008 R2 (IIS 7.5). Each component has responsibilities,
such as listening for requests made to the server, managing processes,
and reading configuration files. These components include protocol
listeners, such as HTTP.sys, and services, such as World Wide Web
Publishing Service (WWW service) and Windows Process Activation
Service (WAS).

Protocol Listeners
Protocol listeners receive protocol-specific requests, send them to IIS for
processing, and then return responses to requestors. For example, when
a client browser requests a Web page from the Internet, the HTTP
listener, HTTP.sys, picks up the request and sends it to IIS for
processing. Once IIS processes the request, HTTP.sys returns a response
to the client browser.

By default, IIS provides HTTP.sys as the protocol listener that listens for
HTTP and HTTPS requests. HTTP.sys was introduced in IIS 6.0 as an
HTTP-specific protocol listener for HTTP requests. HTTP.sys remains the
HTTP listener in IIS 7 and later, but includes support for Secure Sockets
Layer (SSL).

To support services and applications that use protocols other than HTTP
and HTTPS, you can use technologies such as Windows Communication
Foundation (WCF). WCF has listener adapters that provide the
functionality of both a protocol listener and a listener adapter. Listener
adapters are covered later in this document. For more information about
WCF, see Windows Communication Foundation on MSDN.
How to Install and Setup IIS Server
Windows Vista
IIS comes preloaded in Windows. Please follow the steps shown below to setup. Sample
Screenshots are taken from Windows Vista Enterprise Edition.
1. Go to Start -> Control Panel

2. If you are using Control Panel Home, select the link ”Programs.”
3. Select the link “Turn Windows features on or off”.

4. A Window will pop up as shown below


Go to Internet Information Services -> Web Management Tools, select IIS Management
Console.

5.Go to World Wide Web Service -> Application Development Features


- Select ASP, and ISAPI Extensions will be selected automatically
- Select ASP.NET, and .NET Extensibility / ISAPI Filters will be selected automatically
-
- Select OK to confirm all settings.

6. Select all options under Common Http Features Static Content


7.It will take few minutes to configure the setting, a window will pop and the dialog will
show as picture below.

install after IIS is installed.


8.Open address bar and type http://localhost

9.StartThisPCWin10( C:)inetpubRight click


10.Inetpub PropertiesSharingShareKECRead/Write

11.SecuritySystemEditSelect allADDOK

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