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Internet Information Server IIS4 Tutorial

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This course is for anyone who wants to learn how to administer IIS, or who is interested in passing the MCSE Exam 70-087: Implementing and Supporting Microsoft Internet Information Server 4.0.

After completing IIS 4: Internet Information Server 4.0, the user should be able to:

  • Install IIS
  • Configure a Microsoft Windows NT Server 4.0 computer for the installation of IIS
  • Identify differences to a Windows NT Server 4.0 computer made by the installation of IIS
  • Choose the appropriate technology or feature to resolve specific problems
  • Choose an implementation strategy for an Internet or intranet site for stand-alone servers, single-domain environments, and multiple-domain environments
  • Select between anonymous and user-specific access for a site and, if necessary, choose either basic authentication or Windows NT Challenge/Response security
  • Explain how Windows NT server and IIS components interact
  • Configure and save consoles by using the Microsoft Management Console
  • Back up and restore the Metabase
  • Choose the appropriate administration method
  • Manage MIME types
  • Configure IIS to support the WWW service
  • Set bandwidth and user connections
  • Set user logon and authentication requirements
  • Modify port settings
  • Set HTTP 1.1 host header names to host multiple Web sites
  • Create and share local and remote virtual directories with appropriate permissions
  • Set directory and file-level permissions
  • Assign IP addresses
  • Configure IIS to support the FTP service
  • Configure virtual directories and servers
  • Modify port settings
  • Set user logon requirements and authentication requirements
  • Set bandwidth and user connections
  • Set directory listing style
  • Manage the FTP service
  • Choose a security strategy for various situations
  • Control anonymous access
  • Control access to known users and groups
  • Control access by host or network
  • Configure SSL to provide encryption and authentication schemes
  • Identify the appropriate balance between security requirements and performance requirements
  • Create and share directories with appropriate permissions
  • Set directory-level permissions
  • Set file-level permissions
  • Install and configure Certificate Server
  • Configure Certificate Server to issue certificates
  • Enroll CA, client, and server certificates
  • Administer Certificate Server
  • Install and configure Microsoft SMTP Service
  • Configure Microsoft SMTP Service to host personal mailboxes
  • Optimize performance of Microsoft SMTP Service
  • Install and configure the Microsoft NNTP Service
  • Configure the NNTP Service to host a newsgroup
  • Optimize the performance of the NNTP Service
  • Configure the Index Server to index a Web site
  • Configure IIS to integrate with the Index Server
  • Specify query parameters by creating the .idq file
  • Specify how the query results are formatted and displayed to the user by creating the .htx file
  • Optimize the performance of the Index Server
  • Configure IIS to run ISAPI applications
  • Configure IIS to support server-side scripting
  • Configure IIS to connect to a database
  • Write scripts to manage the FTP service or the WWW service
  • Monitor the performance of various functions by using Performance Monitor
  • Interpret performance data
  • Analyze performance and potential performance issues
  • Optimize a Web site by using Content Analyzer
  • Customize the installation of Site Server Express analysis components (Content Analyzer, Report Writer, and Usage Import)
  • Manage a Web site by using Content Analyzer
  • Create, customize, and navigate WebMaps
  • Examine a Web site by using the various reports provided by Content Analyzer
  • Track links by using a WebMap
  • Maintain a log for fine-tuning and auditing purposes
  • Import log files with Usage Import and Report Writer to analyze logs created by the WWW service or the FTP service
  • Automate Usage Import and Report Writer
  • Use a WebMap to find broken links, hyperlink texts, headings, and titles
  • Resolve setup issues when installing IIS on a Windows NT Server 4.0 computer
  • Resolve IIS configuration problems
  • Resolve WWW service problems
  • Resolve FTP service problems
  • Resolve security problems
  • Resolve resource access problems
  • Resolve Index Server query problems
  • Choose an implementation strategy for an Internet site or an intranet site for stand-alone servers, single-domain environments, and multiple-domain environments

This course has the following features:

  • Exercises that allow users to practice in Internet Information Server 4.0
  • A file containing the text of the exercises
  • Simulations that allow users to practice course skills, even if they don't have access to Internet Information Server 4.0
  • A course index
  • A glossary
  • A Skill Assessment

All IIS4 courses are included in Online MCSE Training Pack.