well, Internet Information Server (IIS) is a World Wide Web server, a Gopher server and an FTP server all rolled into one. IIS means that you can publish WWW pages and extend into the realm of ASP (Active Server Pages) whereby JAVA or VBscript (server side scripts) can generate the pages on the fly. IIS has fun things like application development environment (FrontPage), integrated full-text searching (Index Server), multimedia streaming (NetShow). The biggest change made in IIS 7.0 was the modular framework architecture. Another is that IIS moved to a file-based configuration system. It gives a lot more flexibility to developers and IT pros. The UI is extensible as well. Presumably that also means that if you have someone who is developing their own extensions and their own modules, it makes it a lot easier if things do go wrong with configs. With IIS 7.0, you can Manage whole Web farms from one place. Share management workload with site owners. Save time by automating more tasks and easily troubleshoot errant Web sites and applications

Answered by Nidhi Singh , an ibibo Master, at 11:39 AM on August 19, 2008

Internet Information Services (IIS) 6.0 is a powerful Web server that provides a highly reliable, manageable, and scalable Web application infrastructure for all versions of Windows Server 2003. IIS helps organizations increase Web site and application availability while lowering system administration costs. IIS 6.0 supports the Microsoft Dynamic Systems Initiative (DSI) with automated health monitoring, process isolation, and improved management capabilities. Thinking of upgrading? Read this: Should I Upgrade to IIS 6.0?

Microsoft includes special capabilities for server administrators designed to appeal to Internet service providers (ISPs). It includes a single window (or "console") from which all services and users can be administered. It's designed to be easy to add components as snap-ins that you didn't initially install. The administrative windows can be customized for access by individual customers.

Microsoft has been criticized for IIS's susceptibility to computer virus attacks such as Code Red and Nimda.

Answered by Madhurima , an ibibo Master, at 2:07 PM on August 18, 2008

well,Internet Information Server (IIS) is a World Wide Web server, a Gopher server and an FTP server all rolled into one. IIS means that you can publish WWW pages and extend into the realm of ASP (Active Server Pages) whereby JAVA or VBscript (server side scripts) can generate the pages on the fly. IIS has fun things like application development environment (FrontPage), integrated full-text searching (Index Server), multimedia streaming (NetShow), and site management extensions.

Answered by Shobhit , an ibibo Master, at 4:50 PM on August 13, 2008

Internet Information Server (IIS) is a World Wide Web server, a Gopher server and an FTP server all rolled into one. IIS means that you can publish WWW pages and extend into the realm of ASP (Active Server Pages) whereby JAVA or VBscript (server side scripts) can generate the pages on the fly. IIS has fun things like application development environment (FrontPage), integrated full-text searching (Index Server), multimedia streaming (NetShow), and site management extensions.

IIS 7.0 represents a major step forward in web services, and there’s plenty for everyone to get excited about, from system admins to web developers. If you’ve got Windows Vista you can start working with IIS 7.0 right now, and it’s also incorporated into Windows Server 2008. The biggest change made in IIS 7.0 was the modular framework architecture. Another is that IIS moved to a file-based configuration system. It gives a lot more flexibility to developers and IT pros. The UI is extensible as well. Presumably that also means that if you have someone who is developing their own extensions and their own modules, it makes it a lot easier if things do go wrong with configs. With IIS 7.0, you can Manage whole Web farms from one place. Share management workload with site owners. Save time by automating more tasks and easily troubleshoot errant Web sites and applications, eliminating hours of potential downtime. To know more about the IIS, please refer to: www.iis.net -Microsoft's Official IIS site.

Answered by Ashish Yadav , an ibibo Wizard, at 3:23 PM on August 01, 2008

Internet Information Server (IIS) is a World Wide Web server, a Gopher server and an FTP server all rolled into one. IIS means that you can publish WWW pages and extend into the realm of ASP (Active Server Pages) whereby JAVA or VBscript (server side scripts) can generate the pages on the fly. IIS has fun things like application development environment (FrontPage), integrated full-text searching (Index Server), multimedia streaming (NetShow), and site management extensions.

IIS 7.0 represents a major step forward in web services, and there’s plenty for everyone to get excited about, from system admins to web developers. If you’ve got Windows Vista you can start working with IIS 7.0 right now, and it’s also incorporated into Windows Server 2008. The biggest change made in IIS 7.0 was the modular framework architecture. Another is that IIS moved to a file-based configuration system. It gives a lot more flexibility to developers and IT pros. The UI is extensible as well. Presumably that also means that if you have someone who is developing their own extensions and their own modules, it makes it a lot easier if things do go wrong with configs. With IIS 7.0, you can Manage whole Web farms from one place. Share management workload with site owners. Save time by automating more tasks and easily troubleshoot errant Web sites and applications, eliminating hours of potential downtime. To know more about the IIS, please refer to: www.iis.net -Microsoft's Official IIS site.

Answered by Yash , an ibibo Master, at 6:58 PM on July 31, 2008

Internet Information Server (IIS) is a World Wide Web server, a Gopher server and an FTP server all rolled into one. IIS means that you can publish WWW pages and extend into the realm of ASP (Active Server Pages) whereby JAVA or VBscript (server side scripts) can generate the pages on the fly. IIS has fun things like application development environment (FrontPage), integrated full-text searching (Index Server), multimedia streaming (NetShow), and site management extensions.

IIS 7.0 represents a major step forward in web services, and there’s plenty for everyone to get excited about, from system admins to web developers. If you’ve got Windows Vista you can start working with IIS 7.0 right now, and it’s also incorporated into Windows Server 2008. The biggest change made in IIS 7.0 was the modular framework architecture. Another is that IIS moved to a file-based configuration system. It gives a lot more flexibility to developers and IT pros. The UI is extensible as well. Presumably that also means that if you have someone who is developing their own extensions and their own modules, it makes it a lot easier if things do go wrong with configs. With IIS 7.0, you can Manage whole Web farms from one place. Share management workload with site owners. Save time by automating more tasks and easily troubleshoot errant Web sites and applications, eliminating hours of potential downtime. To know more about the IIS, please refer to: www.iis.net -Microsoft's Official IIS site.

Answered by Raksha , an ibibo Master, at 2:43 PM on July 30, 2008

Internet Information Server (IIS) is a World Wide Web server, a Gopher server and an FTP server all rolled into one. IIS means that you can publish WWW pages and extend into the realm of ASP (Active Server Pages) whereby JAVA or VBscript (server side scripts) can generate the pages on the fly. IIS has fun things like application development environment (FrontPage), integrated full-text searching (Index Server), multimedia streaming (NetShow), and site management extensions.

IIS 7.0 represents a major step forward in web services, and there’s plenty for everyone to get excited about, from system admins to web developers. If you’ve got Windows Vista you can start working with IIS 7.0 right now, and it’s also incorporated into Windows Server 2008. The biggest change made in IIS 7.0 was the modular framework architecture. Another is that IIS moved to a file-based configuration system. It gives a lot more flexibility to developers and IT pros. The UI is extensible as well. Presumably that also means that if you have someone who is developing their own extensions and their own modules, it makes it a lot easier if things do go wrong with configs. With IIS 7.0, you can Manage whole Web farms from one place. Share management workload with site owners. Save time by automating more tasks and easily troubleshoot errant Web sites and applications, eliminating hours of potential downtime. To know more about the IIS, please refer to: www.iis.net -Microsoft's Official IIS site.

Answered by R.P. Singh , an ibibo Master, at 5:12 PM on July 28, 2008

Internet Information Server (IIS) is a World Wide Web server, a Gopher server and an FTP server all rolled into one. IIS means that you can publish WWW pages and extend into the realm of ASP (Active Server Pages) whereby JAVA or VBscript (server side scripts) can generate the pages on the fly. IIS has fun things like application development environment (FrontPage), integrated full-text searching (Index Server), multimedia streaming (NetShow), and site management extensions.

IIS 7.0 represents a major step forward in web services, and there’s plenty for everyone to get excited about, from system admins to web developers. If you’ve got Windows Vista you can start working with IIS 7.0 right now, and it’s also incorporated into Windows Server 2008. The biggest change made in IIS 7.0 was the modular framework architecture. Another is that IIS moved to a file-based configuration system. It gives a lot more flexibility to developers and IT pros. The UI is extensible as well. Presumably that also means that if you have someone who is developing their own extensions and their own modules, it makes it a lot easier if things do go wrong with configs. With IIS 7.0, you can Manage whole Web farms from one place. Share management workload with site owners. Save time by automating more tasks and easily troubleshoot errant Web sites and applications, eliminating hours of potential downtime. To know more about the IIS, please refer to: www.iis.net -Microsoft's Official IIS site.

Answered by Rocky , an ibibo Master, at 4:35 PM on July 25, 2008

Internet Information Server (IIS) is a World Wide Web server, a Gopher server and an FTP server all rolled into one. IIS means that you can publish WWW pages and extend into the realm of ASP (Active Server Pages) whereby JAVA or VBscript (server side scripts) can generate the pages on the fly. IIS has fun things like application development environment (FrontPage), integrated full-text searching (Index Server), multimedia streaming (NetShow), and site management extensions.

IIS 7.0 represents a major step forward in web services, and there’s plenty for everyone to get excited about, from system admins to web developers. If you’ve got Windows Vista you can start working with IIS 7.0 right now, and it’s also incorporated into Windows Server 2008. The biggest change made in IIS 7.0 was the modular framework architecture. Another is that IIS moved to a file-based configuration system. It gives a lot more flexibility to developers and IT pros. The UI is extensible as well. Presumably that also means that if you have someone who is developing their own extensions and their own modules, it makes it a lot easier if things do go wrong with configs. With IIS 7.0, you can Manage whole Web farms from one place. Share management workload with site owners. Save time by automating more tasks and easily troubleshoot errant Web sites and applications, eliminating hours of potential downtime. To know more about the IIS, please refer to: www.iis.net -Microsoft's Official IIS site.

Answered by shaista , an ibibo Master, at 2:37 PM on July 23, 2008

Internet Information Server (IIS) is a World Wide Web server, a Gopher server and an FTP server all rolled into one. IIS means that you can publish WWW pages and extend into the realm of ASP (Active Server Pages) whereby JAVA or VBscript (server side scripts) can generate the pages on the fly. IIS has fun things like application development environment (FrontPage), integrated full-text searching (Index Server), multimedia streaming (NetShow), and site management extensions.

IIS 7.0 represents a major step forward in web services, and there’s plenty for everyone to get excited about, from system admins to web developers. If you’ve got Windows Vista you can start working with IIS 7.0 right now, and it’s also incorporated into Windows Server 2008. The biggest change made in IIS 7.0 was the modular framework architecture. Another is that IIS moved to a file-based configuration system. It gives a lot more flexibility to developers and IT pros. The UI is extensible as well. Presumably that also means that if you have someone who is developing their own extensions and their own modules, it makes it a lot easier if things do go wrong with configs. With IIS 7.0, you can Manage whole Web farms from one place. Share management workload with site owners. Save time by automating more tasks and easily troubleshoot errant Web sites and applications, eliminating hours of potential downtime. To know more about the IIS, please refer to: www.iis.net -Microsoft's Official IIS site.

Answered by jaivir , an ibibo Master, at 6:24 PM on July 22, 2008