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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 : · Default Document · · HTTP Errors · · Static Content · ...

IIS Self Signed

Securing the server with SSL Now we want to secure the cats by adding a SSL certificate to our Server. In your IIS Manager go to your server (The top of the tree to the left) ➜ Scroll down and double-click Server Certificates. (If your self-signed certificate is already here, jump ahead to the bindings steps) We need to import our self-signed server certificate in order to enable https communication with SSL, so click Import… Click the … and find your .pfx file, fill out the password (the -po parameter in your command batch file) and click OK Your certificate is now added Double-click the newly added cert to verify that it is trusted (Your self-signed certificates were added to the correct stores in my previous post, so again: read it if you are lost right now ;-)) So far, so good! Now we can add the https binding, the same way as before but choose https with port 443, your domain as the host name and find yourself signed certificate in the drop do...

Here’s a step-by-step guide on configuring WDS on Windows Server

Windows Deployment Services (WDS) is a Microsoft tool for network-based installation of Windows operating systems. It enables administrators to deploy Windows images over a network to computers without requiring physical media. Here’s a step-by-step guide on configuring WDS on Windows Server: Prerequisites: A Windows Server machine with WDS role installed. Active Directory, DNS, and DHCP set up and running on the network. An NTFS partition on the server to store images. Step 1: Install WDS Role Open Server Manager and go to Manage > Add Roles and Features . Click Next until you reach the Server Roles page. Select Windows Deployment Services and click Next . Choose WDS Deployment Server and WDS Transport Server and click Next . Complete the wizard to install the role, then restart the server if prompted. Step 2: Configure Windows Deployment Services Open WDS by navigating to Server Manager > Tools > Windows Deployment Services . In the WDS console, right-click on your se...