Configuring PHP under IIS

Download the PHP installation package for Windows first. The package is then decompressed to the C:\PHP. After completing the above steps, rename the Php.ini-dist file in the C:\php directory to php.ini and copy it to the C:\Windows directory.

Open the C:\Windows directory php.ini file with Notepad

Locate register_globals = off to change off to on.

Find Extension_dir = "./" To change the path to the location of the ext in PHP, such as "C:\php\ext".

Finally, the PHP directory under the Php5ts.dll copy to the C:\WINDOWS\system32 directory. Complete the installation steps for PHP at this point.

Set IIS to support PHP

To add a new Web Extension service:
Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager → Web service extensions → add a new Web service extension.

Add: Php directory php5isapi.dll, Name: PHP set extension state to allow: √. Select OK when you are finished.

To add an ISAPI filter:
Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager → web site → properties → ISAPI filters → add filter Name: PHP executable, point to Php5isapi.dll in PHP directory.

To add a PHP mapping file:
Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager → web site → default Web site → properties → home directory → configuration mappings → add executable: Php directory Php5isapi.dll extension:. php..

Add home Default file:

Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager → web site → default Web site → properties → home directory → documents. Add index.php Home file.

Set permissions for Site folders
Add the Everyone and IUSR and IWAM user rights. View related information Just add IUSR user rights Yes, but I personally tried. If you do not join the Everyone user, the execution is unsuccessful.

Configuring PHP under IIS