ASP Web site publishing based on IIS

The school's public network IP address is good, just get a Web page can be used as external access, regardless of port mapping or anything like peanut shells. Yesterday in the Win 7 IIS built an ASP website, content is an anonymous network chat room, before only. Here is still in fear of their own after the purpose of forgetting the basic steps, but also to share, the general steps to paste out.

1. Opening of IIS Features

This needless to say, in the Control Panel--system function--opens IIS and ASP functions. (Here you need to open a lot of items, specifically can search for a bit)

2. Control Panel---System and security---Double-click Select IIS Manager to enter the following interface

3. Enter the name of the website and the IP address you want to hang.

3. In the basic settings in the upper right corner, set the site name, and the physical path

The physical path must have permission access, if it belongs to the user group permissions, click Connect As, enter the administrator name and password, and then test the settings until successful.

4. Double-click the default document and add Index.asp in the upper right corner. or the default file contained in the local source program, you will usually be prompted accordingly.

5. Double-click ASP, select "Enable Parent path" in it, and change to "true".

The results of the site map are as follows:

ASP Web site publishing based on IIS