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Internet Information Services 7 for Windows Server 2008 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 Content IIS 7: A Powerful Web Application Platform Integration with ASP.NET framework Revealing the fully extensible modular architecture Benefitting from enhanced performance and reliability Preparing for IIS 7 Installation Overview of Web architecture Communicating between browsers and servers Building blocks of Internet technologies Installing the Web server Verifying minimum requirements Establishing installation best practices Mirroring the production environment for developers Configuring the Extensible Modules Analyzing the default installation Identifying standard modules Modifying initial configuration settings Reducing the attack surface Extending functionality with additional modules Determining application requirements Enabling selected modules for application support Adding new features with custom modules Building a Reliable Web Site Automatic sandboxing with application pools Managing application pools Isolating applications for improved stability and performance Maintaining application availability Configuring rapid fail detection Monitoring process recycling and program health Detecting errors with Failed Request Event Buffering (FREB) Streamlining Administrative Tasks Configuring application settings 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 Delegating administrative responsibilities Assigning feature control to site owners Empowering the developer to manage the virtual server Developing Applications with IIS 7 Maximizing ASP.NET integration Analyzing integrated and classic pipeline modes Building ASP.NET Web pages Configuring support for classic ASP Supporting alternative technologies Enabling popular application frameworks with FastCGI Creating a PHP solution Securing Web Applications Providing secure user authentication Setting up users and groups Selecting authentication modules Implementing restricted access through the Internet Services Manager (ISM) Encrypting communication Requesting and installing a server certificate Enabling SSL/TLS for secure data communications Verifying server authenticity with certificates Expanding Hosting Capabilities Publishing Web content Uploading data with Secure FTP Managing file structures with WebDAV Indexing and searching content Creating multiple virtual servers Hosting a multitude of sites and subsites Protecting and isolating competing sites Resolving sites with DNS and host headers Integrating SharePoint technologies Team collaboration and document management capabilities Configuring SharePoint to coexist with other Web sites Deploying a Scalable Web Server Tuning and optimizing performance Troubleshooting performance counters Analyzing Web server log files Implementing a robust Server Farm Configuring Web gardens and farms Achieving fault-tolerance and scalability Building a Network Load Balancing (NLB) cluster