Installing IIS on Windows
2000 Professional
By: Aaron B. Copyright AaronOutpost.com
Step 1: Go to "Control
Panel", Then
"Add/Remove
Programs", then
click on the "Add/Remove
Components" Tab at
top of window.
Step 2: Place a check
in the check box for "Internet Information
Services (IIS)" If
you wish, you can change the details of this install. If you do not know what
you are doing, just use the default install.
Place the Windows
2000 Professional CD-Rom into your CD-Rom
Drive because it is going to ask for it and click Next.
Step 3: If IIS installed
correctly you can configure IIS by going to
"Control Panel", "Administration
Tools", then "Personal Web
Manager" by double clicking.
Step 4:
Once in Personal Web Manager you will see the Main dialog box.
As seen below. It will show your home page and home directory default values.
You can access your homepage via the address
listed in that box. The home
page is shown below as http://My_Computer
This should be the name of your computer.
Step 5:
You should be able to
access your website at http://localhost.
You should now be looking at the IIS documentation if you haven't placed
another page into the home directory.
HELP:
You may also substitute localhost for the name of your
computer.
What is my Computer Name? Right-click on
"My
Computer" icon, select "Properties", and
click on the "Computer
Name"Network
Identification"
tab.
Example http://MyComputerName
Step 6:
If you want to keep this IIS documentation, you should move it to another
folder. Place your web site in virtual directory "c:\inetpub\wwwroot"
and then type Example:
"http://MyComputerName"
into your web browser and you should see your page.
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