IIS Build Intranet complete manual (ii)

Second, IIS Manager configuration, Application 1, installation Iis:iis can be installed with NT Server 4.0, select the "Install Microsoft Internet information Server" complex option to install, you can also install NT Serve R 4.0 before installing.　　 The system must have the TCP/IP protocol installed before IIS is installed. The following explains how to install the IIS service in a Windows NT environment: Select Start/Settings/Control Panel/Network/Services/Add, and from the Network Services list, select Microsoft Internet Information
Server, and then click OK to install the IIS. Select four items such as Internet Service Manager, WWW, FTP service, ODBC startup program, and administration. The default installation folder is C:\WINNT\SYSTEM32\INETSRV; The default service folder is C:\InetPub\Wwwroot and
C:\InetPub\Ftproot.　　 You can also run Setup directly under the \I386\INETSRV subdirectory of the Windows NT installation CD Inetsetup.EXE. 2. Configure the DNS domain name server to select Start/Programs/Administrative Tools (public)/DNS Manager in turn the Domain Name Service Manager main window appears, and the server list lists the servers with host name Heeatch, right-click, and select New Zone in the pop-up menu. In the dialog box, select Main/Next, and then the Com.dns filename is automatically given when you enter COM in the "zone name" item in the "Create New Zone for Heatch" dialog box and press TAB to jump to the area file.　　 When you are sure you can see that the new Zone Heatch property value is listed to the right of the main window of the Domain Name Service Manager. Select COM, right-click, select New field in the pop-up menu, enter Lanhome in the dialog box, and build the Lanhome domain under COM. Select the Heatch domain, right-click, select New Host in the pop-up menu, enter the host name WWW and host IP address 199.168.1.10 In the New Host dialog box, and then enter the host name FTP and host IP address 199.168.1.11.　　 After the confirmation is closed, the www.lanhome.com and ftp.lanhome.com are completed.　　 Verify: Open the browser, enter www.lanhome.com in the address bar, is there a page about IIS? 3. Configure WWW server We have created a Lanhome folder in the C:\InetPub\wwwroot folder and copied all the pages of this site (in the following narrative, this folder is the directory of our FrontPage 98 site), where we
Use it as the home directory for the WWW server.　　 Select the Start/program/Administrative Tools (public)/Internet Services Manager command, and a Microsoft Internet Service Manager window appears, listing current Internet services in progress. Double-click the "www" service to enter the Web_server WWW Service Properties window. Select the Contents tab in the Properties dialog box, click the Add button, click the Browse button in the Directory Properties dialog box, locate or enter C:\InetPub\wwwroot\lanhome directly, select the home directory item, and select the virtual server item. Enter the IP address 99.168.1.10 of the WWW server in the IP address bar below and select both Read and execute in the access bar.　　 When you are sure to return to the Table of Contents dialog box, you can see that the "Enable default Document" column is default.htm (you can change to the default document name you want), and generally do not choose Allow directory browsing.　　 Verify: Open the browser, enter www.lanhome.com in the address bar, is there a "blue Net Home" home page?　　 4, configure the FTP server we have set up a ublic_html folder in the C:\InetPub\ftproot folder for users to upload their personal homepage.　　 Select the Start/program/Administrative Tools (public)/Internet Services Manager command, and a Microsoft Internet Service Manager window appears, listing current Internet services in progress. Double-click the FTP service to enter the Web_server FTP Service Properties window. Add C:\InetPub\ftproot\public_html to the directory, select the host directory, choose Writable in the Access field, switch to the Info tab, enter the welcome message in the "Welcome info" and "Exit Messages" column, and say Good-bye when you exit FTP, respectively.　　 , and you can also specify an anonymous username and password on the Services tab. Authentication: In MS-DOS mode ENTER: FTP ftp.lanhome.com, then the system requires the user name and password, the system default username is anonymous, password is the e-mail address.　　 If all is right, you can see the welcome word you just entered. For configuration information about FTP servers, see the article "FrontPage 98 Web site FTP to NT Server."