How to install IIS6.0 in XP

First, enter "c: windowsinfsysoc. inf" in the running process. The system will automatically open the sysoc. inf file using notepad.
In sysoc. find the section "[Components]" in inf, and find the section similar to "iis = iis. dll, OcEntry, iis. inf, 7, replace this line with "iis = iis2.dll, OcEntry, iis2.inf, 7 ". Save and close.
In the iis6.0 installation package, find iis. dl _ and iis. in _ and copy them to the hard disk directory (C: WINDOWSsystem ). Open the "command prompt" in the Start menu and use the Expand command to unbind iis. dl _ and iis. in _. The command format is:
Enter "CMD" in the running process and press enter to start the command line mode. Enter the following two commands in the command line and press enter after each command line ends:
Expand C: WINDOWSsystemiis. dl _ c: windowssystem32setupiis2. dll
Expand C: WINDOWSsystemiis. in _ c: windowsinfiis2.inf
In this case, open your control panel, click the "add and delete programs" icon, and then click "add and delete Windows Components". You will find that Internet Information Service (IIS) is displayed again! Next, follow the rules to install IIS. However, you must note that if you find the relevant files during installation, point the directory to the directory where the iis6.0 installation package is located.
Note the following:
If you need to insert the Window Whistler CD or provide the exch_adsii ***. dll file during installation, IIS is installed according to the default options. To solve this problem, you only need to click "details" when installing IIS, and then cancel the selection of SMTP (that is, do not install the SMTP server ), the two files will not be required when copying files.
Attachment: IIS6.0 full package download

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Exceeding the limit of IIS connection 10 in XP
Windows XP Professional Edition allows a maximum of 10 clients to connect. This connection restriction does not exist in Windows Server Edition or Windows Server Edition. the IIS they use is basically the same. There is certainly a way to break through its settings.
Go to the Microsoft website and find a IIS management tool MetaEdit. MetaEdit works on WindowsNT4.0 and Windows2000. I found that MetaEdit works normally on WindowsXP. In addition, metaEdit can only manage IIS of version II4.0, IIS5.0, or later.
The following uses this tool to break through the connection restrictions of the IIS client of Windows XP Professional Edition:
First, you need to download MetaEdit at the address below, the latest version is 2.2 http://download.microsoft.com/download/iis50/Utility/5.0/NT45/EN-US/MtaEdt22.exe
Then, execute mtaedt22.exe and follow the wizard prompts to complete MetaEdit installation. Finally, set the client connection limit parameter in MetaEdit. After installing MetaEdit, click MetaEdit2.2 under the Program Group AdministrativeTools in the Start menu to run the program. The window appears: Expand the tree to LM W3SVC on the left of the window, and click directly on the W3SVC folder, select the MaxConnections item in the list on the right. Double-click the item and the dialog box appears. In the final Data text box, the default value is 10. This is the maximum number of client connections set by IIS in Windows XP Professional Edition, now you can change this default value. I will change it to the maximum value. Note: The maximum number of IIS client connections on Win2000 is 2000000000.

IIS cannot be installed again.

The error message is: what is the token, Which is searched online. the answer is: zClient.exe is a Microsoft Game Center Program. This will understand that when the system is installed, there is a game in the attachment. To be honest, the game (intel) I really don't play, so I deleted the game in the control panel and installed IIS again, and everything was done.

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Some people asked me about how to install IIS on the HOME system a few days ago. I asked them to search for it by themselves, because it was very simple, but it was generally said that some problems were encountered in the middle and files were missing. Therefore, I personally tested it. For the lack of files in the middle, I specially extracted all the files needed in the following from the MS XP HOME System Disk. It took some time, but it was convenient for everyone, it is my greatest consolation!
The files include:
EXCH_adsiisex.dll
EXCH_aqadmin.dll
EXCH_aqueue.dll
EXCH_fcachdll.dll
EXCH_mail.chm
EXCH_mailmsg.dll
EXCH_ntfsdrct.h
EXCH_ntfsdrct.ini
EXCH_ntfsdrv.dll
EXCH_regtrace.exe
EXCH_rwnh.dll
EXCH_scripto.dll
EXCH_seo.dll
EXCH_seos.dll
EXCH_smtpadm.dll
EXCH_smtpapi.dll
EXCH_smtpctrs.dll
EXCH_smtpctrs.h
EXCH_smtpctrs.ini
EXCH_smtpsnap.cnt
EXCH_smtpsnap.dll
EXCH_smtpsnap.hlp
EXCH_smtpsvc.dll
EXCH_snprfdll.dll
Install IIS essential files in Home_XP
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