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Gene Whitley - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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How to Cheat at IIS 7 Server Administration - Chapter 2 – Installation of IIS 7.0
How to Cheat at IIS 7 Server Administration, 2007Co-Authors: Chris Adams, Conrad Agramont, Gene WhitleyAbstract:IIS 7.0 is modular in design, allowing administrators to take more control over the features they require. This allows them to decrease the memory footprint that IIS 7.0 uses, improving security and performance while also minimizing the amount of patching required. Administrators can install IIS 7.0 using various methods. In Windows Vista they can use the user interface via Programs and Features. Longhorn Server's Server Manager serves the same purpose through Role Services. Both Windows Vista and Longhorn Server support the use of pkgmgr.exe, a command-line tool used for installing IIS 7.0 and its various features. Administrators looking to conduct mass IIS rollouts and deployments will want to take advantage of unattended installations. This method also uses pkgmgr.exe but streamlines the installation by using an unattended XML file. It is important that administrators understand in detail the feature sets available in IIS 7.0, their modules, and any dependencies they require. Not doing so puts their installations at risk and can cause instability and a lack of functionality in the Server. IIS 7.0 empowers administrators to make it what they want, but it also gives them a great deal of responsibility as well.
Chris Adams - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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How to Cheat at IIS 7 Server Administration - Chapter 2 – Installation of IIS 7.0
How to Cheat at IIS 7 Server Administration, 2007Co-Authors: Chris Adams, Conrad Agramont, Gene WhitleyAbstract:IIS 7.0 is modular in design, allowing administrators to take more control over the features they require. This allows them to decrease the memory footprint that IIS 7.0 uses, improving security and performance while also minimizing the amount of patching required. Administrators can install IIS 7.0 using various methods. In Windows Vista they can use the user interface via Programs and Features. Longhorn Server's Server Manager serves the same purpose through Role Services. Both Windows Vista and Longhorn Server support the use of pkgmgr.exe, a command-line tool used for installing IIS 7.0 and its various features. Administrators looking to conduct mass IIS rollouts and deployments will want to take advantage of unattended installations. This method also uses pkgmgr.exe but streamlines the installation by using an unattended XML file. It is important that administrators understand in detail the feature sets available in IIS 7.0, their modules, and any dependencies they require. Not doing so puts their installations at risk and can cause instability and a lack of functionality in the Server. IIS 7.0 empowers administrators to make it what they want, but it also gives them a great deal of responsibility as well.
Conrad Agramont - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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How to Cheat at IIS 7 Server Administration - Chapter 2 – Installation of IIS 7.0
How to Cheat at IIS 7 Server Administration, 2007Co-Authors: Chris Adams, Conrad Agramont, Gene WhitleyAbstract:IIS 7.0 is modular in design, allowing administrators to take more control over the features they require. This allows them to decrease the memory footprint that IIS 7.0 uses, improving security and performance while also minimizing the amount of patching required. Administrators can install IIS 7.0 using various methods. In Windows Vista they can use the user interface via Programs and Features. Longhorn Server's Server Manager serves the same purpose through Role Services. Both Windows Vista and Longhorn Server support the use of pkgmgr.exe, a command-line tool used for installing IIS 7.0 and its various features. Administrators looking to conduct mass IIS rollouts and deployments will want to take advantage of unattended installations. This method also uses pkgmgr.exe but streamlines the installation by using an unattended XML file. It is important that administrators understand in detail the feature sets available in IIS 7.0, their modules, and any dependencies they require. Not doing so puts their installations at risk and can cause instability and a lack of functionality in the Server. IIS 7.0 empowers administrators to make it what they want, but it also gives them a great deal of responsibility as well.
