IIS Installation and Application configuration windows swerver
1. Using the Server Manager, select 2 Add roles and features.
Figure 4-9 Server Manager – Adding Roles and Features
- Select Role-based or feature-based installation, and then click Next.
- Choose Select a server from the server pool.
4. Select the server you are configuring, and then click Next.
Figure 4-10 Server Manager – Select Server
5. Expand the Web Server role service.
Figure 4-11 Server Manager – Web Server Role Services
- Expand the Web Server options and select the following Common HTTP Features:
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Default Document
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HTTP Errors
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Static Content
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From a system security standpoint, the Directory Browsing role service should not be enabled.
- Select the following Health and Diagnostics options:
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HTTP Logging
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Request Monitor
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- Select the Performance option Static Content Compression.
9. Select the Security option Request Filtering.
Figure 4-12 Server Manager – Performance and Security Role Services
- Select and expand Application Development, and then select the following options:
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.NET Extensibility 4.5
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ASP
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ASP .NET 4.5
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ISAPI Extensions
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ISAPI Filters
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Figure 4-13 Server Manager – Application Development Role Services
- Select and expand Management Tools, and then select the following options:
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IIS Management Console
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IIS Management Scripts and Tools
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- Select IIS 6 Management Compatibility, and then select the following options:
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IIS 6 Metabase Compatibility
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IIS 6 Management Console
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IIS 6 Scripting Tools
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IIS 6 WMI Compatibility
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Figure 4-14 Server Manager – Management Tools
- Click Next as needed, and then click Install.
Once IIS has been installed, you can launch it, by going to search in Windows 2012.
- Enter the string ‘inetmgr’ which is the command for IIS.
- Then Internet Information Services Manager will come up. Click on this.
After you click on the above link, IIS will open, and you will be presented with the below screen.
Open the Add Website window.
Configure the website.
In the Application Pools panel, open the Edit Application Pool window by right-clicking on the website’s application pool and selecting Basic Settings... from the popup menu.
Set the .NET CLR version to No Managed Code.
Browse the website.
In IIS, you will have an initial site set up called Default Web Site.
If you open up your browser and go to the URL http://localhost. You will see the below output. This URL mainly goes to the Default Web site shown in the previous screen. This is the default page which indicates that the IIS Server is up and running.
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