Adding the Application Server and Web Server (IIS) Roles
Here I will lead you through the process of adding the Application Server and Web Server (IIS) roles on a server. This server must be running at least Windows Server 2008.
- Launch Server Manager in Windows Server 2008 by clicking Start → Administrative Tools → Server Manager.
- Click Roles in Server Manager, and select Add Roles.
- When the Before You Begin page appears, click Next.
- Select the check box next to Application Server. When you do, a dialog box appears. Click the Add Required Features button.
- Select the check box next to Web Server (IIS) and click Next.
- Review the information on the Introduction To Application Server page, and click Next.
- The Application Server Foundation Role Service is selected by default. Click Next.
- Review the information on the Introduction To Web Server (IIS) page, and click Next.
- Several role services are selected by default. You'll need to add the following additional
role services:
- In the Application Development section, select ASP .NET. This will cause a dialog box to appear, prompting you to add additional services. Click the Add Required Role Services button.
- In the Security section, select Windows Authentication.
- In the Performance section, select Dynamic Content Compression.
- In the Management Tools section, select IIS 6 Management Compatibility, which
automatically selects the other four IIS 6 compatibility settings.
Click Next. - Review the information on the Confirmation page and click Install.
- This will take a few minutes to complete. When it is done, review the results and click Close.
In this tutorial:
- Windows 7 and Other software Up to Date
- Understanding Windows Live
- Updates versus upgrades
- Why updates are important
- Windows Update
- Windows Update: The essentials
- Types of Updates
- Completing an Update
- Configuring automatic Updating
- Windows Update Applet and Functions
- Manually Install Updates Using Windows Update
- Action Center
- Updates Do Not Install Properly
- Other Windows Update Settings
- Configuring Windows 7 Update to Use a Proxy Server
- Can't Find Hidden Update
- Viewing and Changing Installed Updates
- Can't Uninstall Current Update
- Upgrade Windows Anytime
- Understanding Windows Server Update Services
- Windows Update Policies
- Updating Drivers
- Using Device Manager to Update Drivers
- Windows Update Driver Settings
- Windows 7 Service Packs
- Basic Service Pack Information
- Installation of Service Packs
- Installing and Removing Software
- Installation via CD or DVD
- Problem Installing from Disc
- Installation via Downloaded Program
- Viewing and Changing Programs
- Uninstalling Software
- Compatibility Issues in 64-Bit Version
- Upgrade Issues with 64-Bit Windows 7
- Other Program Compatibility Issues
- Side-by-Side Installs and Virtual Registries
- Removing Updates from Windows 7
- Thwarting Exploits with DEP
- Microsoft Baseline Security Analyzer
- Picking Computers to Scan
- Vulnerability Checks
- Installing MBSA
- Running the MBSA
- Running the MBSACLI
- MBSACLI Location
- Running in an Isolated Environment
- Using Windows Server Update Services
- WSUS Updates
- WSUS Requirements
- Installing, Configuring, and Using WSUS
- Adding the Application Server and Web Server (IIS) Roles
- Installing the Report Viewer
- Installing WSUS
- Configuring Group Policy Settings for WSUS
- Creating a GPO to Configure Clients to Use WSUS
- Verifying That Clients Are Using GPO Settings for WSUS
- Verifying That Clients Are Using GPO Settings with GPResult
- Creating Computer Groups on WSUS
- Approving Updates in WSUS
- Viewing WSUS Reports