Problems with the IIS configuration, the default file of the IIS configuration website

1 IIS configuration under WindowsXP.

Recommended operating environment: Windows 2000, Windows XP

Tool: Disc of the Windows NT family.

Suitable for: Beginner ASP, friends who want to debug programs locally.

Step 1: Check if Microsoft Internet Information Publisher IIS is installed, click on it"Get started", and enter"Control Panel", click on the management tool, find if there is an icon for Internet information release, if so, please open IE, and fill in the address bar:" http:

LocalHost, if IIS is released normally, the Microsoft default ASP page will be displayed, if not, it is recommended to install the IIS publishing service from scratch, if the IIS service is not installed, follow the steps below.

Step 2: Install IISPlease insert the Windows CD, dot"Get started", control the panel, enter"Add a deleter"and select again"Add or remove Windows components", and then you'll see that there's a call"Internet Information Services"Please tick the previous basket and then press Next, so that Windows will install the IIS service.

Step 3: Once the installation is complete, now please hit in the IE address bar"http: localhost, if your IIS is installed correctly, you will be able to open Microsoft's default ASP page, and your IIS will be installed correctly.

Step 4: Put the directory you want to publish into the virtual directory of IIS. Generally speaking, the default publishing directory of IIS is a directory called interpub in your system disk, which is usually the default IIS site.

You can set your site information through the IIS console, generally speaking, just put the ASP page you want to publish into the wwwroot folder in Interpub, and you can debug your ASP page locally. For example, if your asp page is in the wwwroot folder with the name, then you would like to type :" http:

localhost, you'll be able to access your asp page.

Example: Use ASP to display client time.

The image above shows the physical location of the page on your disk.

To test locally, you can use http:localhost

page to view this page, or pass.

to view this page.

Congratulations. You can already debug your ASP pages natively.

Although I don't know how your problem happened, you can also solve that problem by reinstalling IIS, first open Add Delete Windows Components, and then remove the tick in front of IIS, and the next step --- next step.

Then install IIS, use a Windows CD or the next one, and then install, and the problem can be solved.

IIS does not support ASP web pages by default.

It needs to be reconfigured before it can be opened. asp.

Did you already configure it, but after installing that thing, it reverted back to the default? You go check it out.

Hehe. Then you create a default page (whatever) in the root directory to determine that if you don't log in, you will jump directly to login and it's OK.

After IIS is installed, you can create**, and after you build**, you need to set the default homepage file.

Common default homepage files are etc., depending on what kind of program you are using.

The above sets the default homepage method:

Step 2: The server is installed above, and the method of adding the default homepage is as follows:

Click ** and select the properties you want to set.

In the properties we see the document, in which we modify the default **homepage, and adjust the order to put it first.

What else do you not understand continue to ask in knowing.