Peter Schmidt

How to install IIS unattended. Unattended install is useful if you need to deploy multiple web servers and need to ensure that each of the web servers is setup with the identical with IIS. Unattended installs can also be used during the install of Windows Server 2003. In this article I’ll cover installing IIS unattended after the OS has been deployed. By default IIS installs the following directories: * %systemroot%InetPub * %systemroot%HelpIISHelp * %systemroot%System32InetSrv * …

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I have posted an article earlier about how to create an unattended installation of IIS. Here’s an opensource tool to help create unattended installations of Windows. This is a system for fully automating the installation of Windows 2000 Professional and Server, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003. Features include: * Automated install of operating system, hotfixes and applications. * Full documentation and source code. * Support for floppy, CD-ROM, and “nothing but net” installs. * …

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Channel 9 has posted some videos about IIS Visit their site and see the videos: Channel 9.

The MSCOM team has posted an annoncement about a Webcast series related to Microsoft.com Operations, to give an insider’s look at Microsoft.com. The following Webcasts are planned: – Microsoft.com – High Availability Architecture (Level 200) – Microsoft.com – Configuration Management of Web Farms (Level 200) – Microsoft.com – Change & Release Management Strategies (Level 200) – Microsoft.com – Monitoring and Management of Enterprise Platform (Level 300) – Microsoft.com – Troubleshooting & Debugging Web Hosting Environments …

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Microsoft has updated the documentation (beta) for IIS 7.0 Read it at source: IIS 7.0 Beta: IIS 7.0 Modules (IIS 7.0 Beta 1).