IIS

• NT Server 1 - 4: IIS 1.0 - 4.0
• Server 2000:         IIS 5.0
• Server 2003:         IIS 6.0                <- Will be working with this and later versions
• Server 2008:         IIS 7.0                <-SMTP still uses IIS 6.0 MSC
• Server 2008 R2: IIS 7.5                <-SMTP still uses IIS 6.0 MSC
• Server 2012:         IIS 8.0                <-SMTP still uses IIS 6.0 MSC
• Server 2012 R2: IIS 8.5                <-SMTP still uses IIS 6.0 MSC

• FTP
• HTTP
• HTTPS
• SMTP

iisapp- command line tool that shows all worker processes and their PIDs

appcmd- command line tool that lets your manipulate IIS

• - protocol
• - port
• - host
• - ip address

• applicationhost.config
• - keeps 7 copies of this file with past changes for redundancy
• - Saved as a file rather then in the registry for scalability

• web.config
• is kept separate from the applicationhost.config for scability

are different components that interact with the IIS engine and allow for different types for code to be ran

• 1. Creates a new worker process
• 2. Routes all new incoming connection to the new worker process
• 3. Allows all current processes to bleed off
• 4. When all old connections are bled off, kill the old worker process

29 hours

Kills and restarts ALL worker processes

• Anonymous - No Cradentials
• Basic - Username/passord is required, but is set in pain text
• Windows- MS windows credentials are required, and sent over a 64-base encoding
• SSL- Certificate used to form public/provate key pair

FTP site that redirects users to individual directories instead of the common FTP root

Pointers set in place so that your application code can connect to a database server