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Internet Information Services 7 for Windows Server 2008: Hands-On
Course: 966
Type: Hands-On Training
Duration: 4 Days
You Will Learn How To
- Install and configure Internet Information Services 7 (IIS 7) on Windows Server 2008
- Manage the modular architecture of IIS 7 to customize your server installation
- Efficiently administer sites with scripted tasks and delegation
- Secure content by enabling authorization and encrypted data transfer
- Implement a hosting solution supporting ASP.NET, PHP and other technologies
- Optimize a resilient, high-performance Web server
Course Benefits Microsoft IIS 7 provides a flexible, extensible platform that enables developers to implement, deploy and manage Web applications with greater control. In this course, you gain practical experience with IIS 7 and Windows Server 2008. You build and administer a robust Web server in order to implement powerful and secure Web solutions.Who Should Attend Web developers, administrators and anyone interested in implementing secure enterprise Web solutions with IIS 7 for Windows Server 2008. Familiarity with Windows and the Internet is assumed. Web development experience is helpful but not required.Hands-On Training Hands-on experience implementing enterprise Web sites with Windows Server 2008 and IIS 7 is provided throughout the course. Exercises include:
- Installing and configuring IIS 7
- Scripting administrative tasks
- Enabling and deploying ASP.NET
- Securing server content
- Publishing solutions with WebDAV and FTP
- Constructing multiple virtual servers
- Monitoring and optimizing IIS 7
- Testing failover with NLB clusters
Course 966 Content
- Integration with ASP.NET framework
- Revealing the fully extensible modular architecture
- Benefitting from enhanced performance and reliability
- Communicating between browsers and servers
- Building blocks of Internet technologies
- Verifying minimum requirements
- Establishing installation best practices
- Mirroring the production environment for developers
- Identifying standard modules
- Modifying initial configuration settings
- Reducing the attack surface
- Determining application requirements
- Enabling selected modules for application support
- Adding new features with custom modules
- Managing application pools
- Isolating applications for improved stability and performance
- Configuring rapid fail detection
- Monitoring process recycling and program health
- Detecting errors with Failed Request Event Buffering (FREB)
- Automating tasks with scripting and App::Cmd
- Replicating your system configuration
- Setting up backward compatibility for the IIS 6 Metabase
- Xcopy deployment of site settings and content
- Assigning feature control to site owners
- Empowering the developer to manage the virtual server
- Analyzing integrated and classic pipeline modes
- Building ASP.NET Web pages
- Configuring support for classic ASP
- Enabling popular application frameworks with FastCGI
- Creating a PHP solution
- Setting up users and groups
- Selecting authentication modules
- Implementing restricted access through the Internet Services Manager (ISM)
- Requesting and installing a server certificate
- Enabling SSL/TLS for secure data communications
- Verifying server authenticity with certificates
- Uploading data with Secure FTP
- Managing file structures with WebDAV
- Indexing and searching content
- Hosting a multitude of sites and subsites
- Protecting and isolating competing sites
- Resolving sites with DNS and host headers
- Team collaboration and document management capabilities
- Configuring SharePoint to coexist with other Web sites
- Troubleshooting performance counters
- Analyzing Web server log files
- Configuring Web gardens and farms
- Achieving fault-tolerance and scalability
- Building a Network Load Balancing (NLB) cluster
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