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Active Server Pages (ASP) is a server side scripting language that lets a webmaster transform the plain, static web site into a dazzling, dynamic solution. With Microsoft's server side scripting language you can gather data from your site's visitors, use sessions, cookies, application variables, and more. |
Install ASP and IIS On Window xp Professional |
- Open your control panel. Click Start -> Settings -> Control Panel
- Open "Add or Remove Programs"
- On the left column of the popup window select "Add or Remove Windows Components"
- Scroll down until you see Internet Information Services (IIS)
- If IIS is not checked then check it, otherwise you already have IIS installed on your computer
- Click Next and follow the on screen instructions from the installer
- When it has completed, open up Internet Explorer and type in http://localhost
- If IIS was install appropriately you should be taken to the welcome screen http://localhost/localstart.asp
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Note : If there is problem the Insert your Window version CD then follow above |
How to install IIS on Windows Server 2003 |
- When you start the Windows Server 2003, you should see the Manage Your Server wizard
- If the wizard is not displayed, go to Administrative Tools, and select Manage Your Server
- In the wizard, click Add or Remove a Role and click Next
- Select Custom Configuration and click Next
- Select Application Server role and click Next
- Select Enable ASP.NET and click Next
- Now, the wizard may ask for the Server 2003 CD. Insert the CD and let it run until it is finished, then click the Finish button
- The wizard should now show the Application Server role installed
- Click on Manage This Application Server to bring up the Application Server Management Console (MMC)
- Expand the Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager, then expand your server, and then the Web Sites folder
- You should see the Default Web Site, and it should not say (Stopped)
- IIS is running!
- In the Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager click on the Web Service Extensions folder
- Here you will see that Active Server Pages are Prohibited (this is the default configuration of IIS 6)
- Highlight Active Server Pages and click the Allow button
- ASP is now active!
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