IIS on Vista

Does Vista come with IIS ?

Yes. Check under Control Panel > Programs and Features > under 'Task' click
the
'Turn Windows Features on or off' link from the list available then from
list of options > check off 'Internet Information Services' click OK.
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"Hassan" <> wrote in message
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> Does Vista come with IIS ?
>

"Hassan" <> wrote in message
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> Does Vista come with IIS ?
>

IIS 7 is on every version of Vista.

> IIS 7 is on every version of Vista.

True, although different features of IIS7 are available depending on which
version of Vista you're running
http://www.iis.net/articles/view.asp...Vista-Editions

and, by default, it's not turned on. It must be turned on manually:
http://www.iis.net/articles/view.asp...-IIS7-on-Vista

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"John Waller" <> wrote in message
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>> IIS 7 is on every version of Vista.
>
> True, although different features of IIS7 are available depending on which
> version of Vista you're running
> http://www.iis.net/articles/view.asp...Vista-Editions

IIS 7 on non business versions of Vista do not allow full Web Development,
because those versions don't come with Front Page Extensions. I know they
cannot use connection pooling, one may not be able to create multiple Web
sites, like with the business versions Vista and IIS7. The non bus verisons
Vista with IIS7 don't have FTP site creation either.

No version of Vista IIS comes with extensions.
You have to download and install them:
http://www.iis.net/downloads/default...=34&g=6&i=1531

Note: these are for 32 bit machines only.

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"Mr. Arnold" <MR. > wrote in message news:...
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> "John Waller" <> wrote in message
> news:%...
>>> IIS 7 is on every version of Vista.
>>
>> True, although different features of IIS7 are available depending on which version of Vista you're running
>> http://www.iis.net/articles/view.asp...Vista-Editions
>
> IIS 7 on non business versions of Vista do not allow full Web Development, because those versions don't come
> with Front Page Extensions. I know they cannot use connection pooling, one may not be able to create
> multiple Web sites, like with the business versions Vista and IIS7. The non bus verisons Vista with IIS7
> don't have FTP site creation either.
>

"Steve Easton" <> wrote in message
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> No version of Vista IIS comes with extensions.
> You have to download and install them:
> http://www.iis.net/downloads/default...=34&g=6&i=1531
>
> Note: these are for 32 bit machines only.

Thanks I went there and installed that.

what are front page extensions for ?

"Mr. Arnold" <MR. > wrote in message
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> "John Waller" <> wrote in message
> news:%...
>>> IIS 7 is on every version of Vista.
>>
>> True, although different features of IIS7 are available depending on
>> which version of Vista you're running
>> http://www.iis.net/articles/view.asp...Vista-Editions
>
> IIS 7 on non business versions of Vista do not allow full Web Development,
> because those versions don't come with Front Page Extensions. I know they
> cannot use connection pooling, one may not be able to create multiple Web
> sites, like with the business versions Vista and IIS7. The non bus
> verisons Vista with IIS7 don't have FTP site creation either.
>

"Hassan" <> wrote in message
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> what are front page extensions for ?
>

http://www.msblog.org/index.php/2007...ions-for-iis7/

You can read the rest of the thread to see how to install FPE.

Hassan wrote:

> what are front page extensions for ?
>
To write really crappy, non-standard, html code. Another
MickeyMouse "innovation".

Cheers.

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