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IIS configuration Windows 2003

This topic describes how to setup IIS on a computer running Window Server 2003, Standard Edition. The procedure is similar for computer running other versions of Windows, including all versions of Windows 2000.

When IIS is not already installed, log on as an administrator. Select Start, Control Panel, Add or Remove Programs. Click button Add/Remove Windows Components. In the Windows Components Wizard window, enable and select Application Server from the list.

Figure 6: Setting up IIS by enabling Application Server.

Click Next and Finish to install the selected options. To complete the setup, you need the Windows installation CD. When done, the list with services running on the computer will list the IIS service: World Wide Web Publishing Service.

When ready, the IIS Service needs to be configured. Select Start, Administrative Tools, Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager. Browse to the current computer and select Web Service Extensions.

Figure 7 Allow Active Server Pages to run on IIS.

From the list with Web Service Extensions, select Active Server Pages and click the Allow button. This will allow ASP pages to run as part of a web site maintained by the IIS server.