Windows XP install IIS to do Web site

A few days ago Netizen Jacky in this site asked "can provide suitable for the Golden Fox ghostxp IIS installation Package", caught my attention. Although it was three or four years old to build servers and rent stand-alone servers on its own, the server system and IIS were at their most adept, but never had IIS installed in Windows XP. In the hard drive has been a collection of IIS5.1 for XP, so take the time to carefully install the test, the installation process is very simple, basically is all the way smoothly. Set up the Site directory and some basic information can run static Web pages can also run ASP program, but unable to connect to the database, this problem vexed for a long time, and now finally solved. Considering that most users still use Windows XP, and the problem of installing IIS in XP is universal, so write this simple tutorial, hope to be a novice to do the website or ready to learn to do their own website friends open a way. Of course, XP installed IIS is limited to the native debugging Web site, and if you want to set up a server, it is recommended to use Windows Server 2003 or later.

First, download the IIS installation package from any of the following addresses

Here's how to install and set up IIS in the Golden Fox GHOSTXP System, please note all the details. This installation method applies to Windows XP original or moderately compact version.

Open Control Panel, double-click Add or Remove Programs, and then click Add/Remove Windows components on the left side of the interface, as shown in figure: