IIS server permission allocation to prevent virus and Trojan intrusion

We know that the IIS server is now a widely used Web platform and it is relatively simple to build a Web site. However, during use, the Web cannot run properly due to improper IIS server settings or other reasons, which is very common. As a Web administrator, it is particularly important to master the necessary troubleshooting skills to solve IIS server faults.

Permission allocation to prevent virus and Trojan Horse intrusion

A good server permission setting can minimize the risk. If the permission settings for each IIS server site are different, it is difficult for hackers to intrude into the entire server by means of bypass attacks. The following describes how to set permissions.

In the system, permissions are divided by users. To manage users, you can choose Start> program> Management Tools> Computer Management> local users and groups on the server ", you can see all the system users and user groups on the management server.

When partitioning a server, you need to divide all the hard disks into NTFS partitions, and then you can set the permissions that each partition has for each user or group. You can right-click the folder to which you want to set permissions and select "Properties> Security" To Set permissions for files or folders.

For a website, you need to assign an anonymous IIS server user to each website. In this way, when a user accesses your website file, the permission is limited to the website directory, it can effectively prevent other websites from being infiltrated.