Re: Windows XP and IIS with .Net
From: David Dietz [MS] (daviddietz@microsoft.com)
Date: 06/18/02
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From: daviddietz@microsoft.com (David Dietz [MS]) Date: Tue, 18 Jun 2002 13:39:00 GMT
Rob and others,
Yes, you could download Apache, but if you are only writing desktop you
don't need a webserver, and if you are writing webservices, or anything
else that requires a webserver it requires IIS. Apache will not support
the .Net Framework.
If you require a webserver for your development with Visual Studio you will
need to move to Windows 2000 (Professional or Server) or Windows XP
Professional.
David Dietz -- IIS Technical Lead
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|>You could try downloading and installing Apache, which is free.
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|>"x y" <jamescagney90210@excite.com> wrote in message
|>news:uv63m8OFCHA.2040@cpimsnntpa03...
|>> I'm not 100% sure IIS comes with that version, but it would be under
|>start,
|>> settings, control panel, add/remove programs, windows components. Be
sure
|>> to only enable the services that you need [e.g. evaluate your need for
|>smtp
|>> and ftp] and also secure your computer with all the microsoft patches,
|>> iislockdown with urlscan and the checklist which are all at
|>> www.microsoft.com/security you could be very sorry if you don't.
|>> Antivirus and a firewall are good ideas too. Installing Apache free web
|>> server instead is also an option.
|>>
|>> "Rob" <robsears@comcast.net> wrote in message
|>> news:d3c301c214c0$15a1d940$9ee62ecf@tkmsftngxa05...
|>> > I am setting up a Windows XP Home Edition laptop with
|>> > Visual Studio.NET Enterprise Developer. How do I install
|>> > IIS on this machine ?
|>>
|>>
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