Configuration of a web server in Linux

Don't talk too much to him about what he doesn't understand!

This is the responsibility of the technical department, and the ten thousand network space we provide is configured by the ten thousand network technology department, and we do not need to configure it.

It depends on what server it is.

Hello, the configuration of the web server, you need to install IIS first, you can use the following method steps to try:

1.Open the Control Panel, open the Add Remove Program, and pop up the Add Remove Program window.

2.Click the Add Remove Windows Component icon in the window to pop up the Windows Component Wizard dialog box.

3.Select the Application Server check box in the Wizard. Click the Details button to pop up the Application Server dialog box.

4.Select the required components, among which "Internet Information Service (IIS)" and "Application Server Console" are mandatory. Select Internet Information Service (IIS) and click Details to display the Internet Information Service (IIS) dialog box.

5.Check "Internet Information Services Manager" and "World Wide Web Services". And after selecting "World Wide Web Services", click the "Details" button to pop up the "World Wide Web Services" dialog box.

6."World Wide Web Services" must be selected. If you want the server to support ASP, you should also check "Active Server Pages".

Click the OK buttons one by one to close each dialog box until you return to the Windows Component Wizard dialog box in Figure 1.

7.Click the "Next" button to start the installation of IIS, during which you may be asked to insert the Windows Server 2003 installation disk, and the system will automatically install it.

8.After the installation is complete, a dialog box will pop up that the installation is successful, and click OK to complete the installation of IIS.

Linux systems can easily and conveniently build web servers using AMH.

1. Use xshell to log in to the Linux server.

2. Paste the following ** and press Enter.

&1 | tee

3. Select 1 (Install AHM).

4. Enter the password twice, the first time is the MySQL password, and the second time is the AMH background password.

5. After successful installation, enter http: server IP: 8888 in the browser to log in to the AMH background.

At this point, the web server under Linux has been installed.

A typical Linux server runs in a command-line environment and already includes some basic tools for installing and configuring various services that don't have an interface. Compared to some full-fledged desktop software with a graphical interface, it is undoubtedly an advantage in terms of security, resource consumption, and speed that only requires a small amount of setup. If you're used to using a GUI-based software environment, you may wonder if there's a GUI in a Linux server as well.

Typical Linux desktop environments such as GNOME, KDE, etc., compared with the functions they provide, the burden of system resources occupied by them is very unworthy, and it is not secure enough, because the more ** there is, the more security weaknesses it will bring.

Another alternative to a full-fledged desktop GUI is to use a web-based management tool. There are already many web-based configuration management tools, such as WebMin, ISPCont, Zentyal, etc.

In this tutorial, I'll talk about how to use web-based interface tools to manage and configure Linux servers.

WebMin is a lightweight (20 MB) system configuration tool written in Perl. WebMin has a built-in web server that allows users to configure a Linux server through a web interface. One of the advantages is that since it is based on a module architecture, you can optionally load modules to extend its functionality.