I have never understood IIS, NTFS, and permission configuration. Today I went online to view relevant information and finally got a rough idea about this problem! First of all, it is necessary to talk about the Windows Account type: Windows 2003, you can click: control Panel-> Administrative Tools-> Computer Management-> local users and groups-> users view the Account type of the local computer;
The account types related to IIS permission configuration include: iusr_xxx (ingernet Guest Account, iusr_xxx for details), iwam_xxx (iwam_xxx for more information), and guest (pseudo-related ), I have never understood the difference between iusr_xxx and guest at the beginning. After reading the information, I learned that guest is an account for managing my local computer, iusr_xxx is the account used with IIS. (In fact, you have no brains !)! Next, let's talk about permission configuration: first, permission configuration includes IIS permission configuration and NTFS (learn more about NTFs ). IIS configuration: Open the IIS manager, click "main directory", select "Read, record access, index resource", and set the execution permission to "Pure script ". Click OK. NTFS permission configuration, I use a small site "WDP" (placed in D: \ wwwroot \ WDP) I tested locally as an example: 1. delete other accounts and account groups with only "Administrator (full control), Creator Owner (all permissions are empty), and system (full control)", as shown in: 2. Add an Internet Guest Account (iusr_xxx), as shown in Figure 3. configure write permissions for individual files with write requirements, such as configuration files, HTML, and data, basically, the website can run normally. For more advanced operations, see the following two links: Brother Qi Windows Server Configuration Guide About IIS permission Configuration
