Iis|iis IIS is the interface that acts for all client service requirements, and the general structure is different to the ASP file processing mode, when IIS received the ASP file service requirements, it will invoke the necessary ISAPI or DLL program, the ASP program to explain the execution, after processing, IIS then converts the result to HTML format and returns it to the consumer's Web browser.
In order to provide services to the client correctly, you must have the following components:
1, properly set up IIS and its dependencies related directories;
2,windows NT account;
3,dll components;
4,windows NT security Settings;
In addition, depending on the functionality that the Web server needs to provide, you may need a database system or an e-mail system.
IIS provides a way to set data access from the hard disk directory, but all of this needs to be based on the account setting at IIS installation, and by default, IIS sets basic read or Execute permissions on each directory, and you can access the IIS Manager to make this setup.
Note: You must use the NTFS format to set read permissions on the file level!
Because IIS and the Windows NT security model are fully integrated, it is important to understand the permissions of users and groups, and the points you should consider include the following:
1, a user needs sufficient permissions to perform a work, for example, the consumer who executes the active component must have EXECUTE permission on these active components, including the Felesystemobject (file processing object) that the ASP registers. Otherwise, it will result in the error of the execution period!
2, set the appropriate security permissions for anonymous login, you can use IIS Manager and network User Administrator for Anonymous (Anonymous) login to IIS users, the appropriate security permissions settings.
3, with NTFS for further setup, you can set the access rights of each user or group to different components according to the needs of the program.
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