How to install IIS in XP Home Edition, how to configure IIS in XP system

Impossible on the ground floor, Ghost does not provide IIS support.

The pair on the second floor. There are many services in the system produced by Microsoft, but normal users do not need these services, such as IIS, and only some users who need to set up network learning ASPs are used. Therefore, when you install the system, it will not be installed into your computer by default, but will be left in your system disk, and when you need it, you can read the services you need to install from the system disk through the "Add Windows Component" in the "Control Panel".

So when you install IIS, you will be prompted to insert the drive disk - which is the system disk of the professional version.

So, according to my personal experience, generally only the professional version of the system disk has the components required by IIS, and many GOST versions: Rainforest Mufeng, Juju Cat, Deep, Tomato Garden System Version, these systems do a lot of general users do not use the components to streamline. You may not be able to find the components you need when you install and fail, although you can get some on the Internet or although the installation is successful, but when previewing ASP**, the web page will not be displayed, which is a headache.

That is to say, only the professional version of the system disk can provide IIS services] The humble opinion of the people who have come over, please teach me with a high finger.

If the IIS server is not installed in the operating system, you can open the Control Panel, click Add Remove Program, select Add and Remove Windows Components in the pop-up dialog box, select Internet Information Services (IIS) in the Windows Component Wizard dialog box, and then click Next, and follow the instructions of the wizard to complete the installation of IIS. (For example, Figure 1 and Figure 2 below: Since Baicha 123 uses Windows Server 2003 operating system, it is different from everyone's installation interface, but it is basically the same).

Start Internet Information Service (IIS).

Internet Information Service is referred to as IIS, click the Windows Start Menu --- All Programs --- Management Tools --- Internet Information Service (IIS) Manager to start the Internet Information Service management tool (as shown in Figure 3).

After the IISIIS installation is configured, a default web site is automatically created, and the home directory of the site is C: InetPub by default

Right-click "Default Web Site" and select "Properties" from the pop-up shortcut menu, then you can open the site property setting dialog box, (as shown in Figure 4), in this dialog box, you can complete all the configuration of the site.

Home directory with parent path enabled.

Click the Home Directory tab to switch to the Home Directory Settings page, which can be used to change or set the Home Directory (as shown in Figure 5). NoteCheck whether the Enable Parent Path option is checked, if it is not checked, it will have some impact on the future operation of the program. (as shown in Figure 6), Home Directory - Configure --- options.

Set up a master page document.

Click the "Document" tab, you can switch to the setting page of the home page document, (as shown in Figure 7) the home page document is the page file that the system accesses by default when you type the ** domain name in the browser, and the web page file you want to access is not specified. Common homepage file names include etc.

IIS's default master page documents are only and, and if needed, use the "Add" and "Delete" buttons to set the master page documents that can be parsed for the site.

Start and stop the IIS service.

The toolbar of the Internet Information Service provides the function of starting and stopping the service. Click to start the IIS server; Click to stop the IIS server.

Windows XP Install IIS Method Steps:

2.Open the Start menu in the lower-left corner of the Control Panel and select Add Remove Programs, and turn on Add Remove Programs: Forms Click Add Remove Windows Components on the left side of the form.

3.In the Windows Component Wizard form that opens, set the"Internet Information Services (IIS)."Click Next on the small box in front of the checkbox, as shown in the figure below

4.The Required Files form that pops up.

5.Modify the file copy ** to the path of the folder you extracted earlier, and click the "OK" button.

6.At this point, the Windows File Protection window appears, "Now insert your Windows XP Professional Service Pack 3", click the "Cancel" button.

7.At this point, the Windows File Protection window appears, and you decide not to restore the original version of the file, which may affect the stability of Windows. Are you sure you want to keep these unrecognizable file versions? Click the "No" button.

9.The "Required Files" window pops up, prompting that you need to install the "File", continue to copy the file ** to "D:", and click the "OK" button.

10.Prompt: The component is being configured.

11..Complete the Windows Component Wizard and click Finish, and the IIS installation will be completed under the Windows XP system.

12.Open the "Control Panel Huipeng Management Tool", if the words "Internet Information Service" appear at this time, it means that the installation is successful.

13.Double-click "Internet Information Service", and you can operate the next step of installing the Reno Web Inventory Management System (BS version).

First, you need to determine whether your operating system has IIS installed, right-click "My Computer" and click "Manage").

Then click on "Services and Applications").

Check whether Internet Information Service is installed

2. If the system has installed "Internet Information Service", you can skip the second step of the installation process. Refer directly to the debugging process in step 3.

Insert the Windows XP disc, click "Install optional Windows components").

After selecting "Internet Information Services (IIS)", click "Next" to complete the installation).

3. Finally, debug the IIS operating environment, and the steps are as follows:

First of all, please operate the relevant steps mentioned in the first major point before proceeding with the following operations;

Click Browse to check if the ASP program can run).

If the window on the right can display the web page side normally, the installation is successful).

4. IIS settings.

Set the home directory, which is the directory where the ASP program you want to debug is located).

After the above detailed introduction, you will find that there are still some differences between the steps of configuring IIS under the Windows XP system and the Windows 7 system, so users should not apply the configuration methods under the Windows XP system to the Windows 7 system, otherwise the IIS will not be successfully configured.