Chapter 13: Managing Internet and Network InteroperabilityLearning ObjectivesLearning Objectives (continued)Microsoft Internet Information ServicesRequirements for Installing a Web ServerInstalling IISIIS ComponentsInternet Information Services ComponentsInternet Information Services Components (continued)Slide 10Selecting IIS Components for InstallationTroubleshooting TipConfiguring IISConfiguring IISVirtual DirectoryVirtual Directory Security and Properties SettingsVirtual Directory Security OptionsVirtual Directory Properties TabsConfiguring Virtual Directory PropertiesManaging an IIS Web ServerElements Managed through the Internet Services ManagerUsing the Internet Services ManagerDefault Web Site PropertiesDefault Web Site Properties TabsDefault Web Site Properties Tabs (continued)Configuring a Web SiteSetting Web Site SecurityConfiguring IP Security Access for Intranets/VPNsConfiguring IP Address RestrictionsTroubleshooting IISTroubleshooting IIS (continued)Slide 32Slide 33Slide 34Slide 35Windows Media ServicesConfiguring Windows Media ServicesUsing the Windows Media Server AdministratorMicrosoft DNS ServerDesign NoteInstalling DNS ServerSelecting DNSDesign TipConfiguring DNSViewing a Forward Lookup ZoneCreating a Reverse Lookup ZoneSubnetsReverse Lookup Zone Subnet FoldersForward Lookup Zone RecordsConfiguring a Host Address (A) Resource RecordReverse Lookup Zone RecordsCreating a PTR recordTroubleshooting DNSUsing Microsoft WINSDHCPScopeSpecifying a ScopeAuthorizing a DHCP ServerConfigure the DHCP Server to Update DNS RecordsConfiguring DNS UpdatingTroubleshooting a DHCP ServerTroubleshooting a DHCP Server (continued)Slide 63Slide 64Terminal Server DefinedReasons for Using a Terminal ServerThin Client DefinedOther Terminal Services ClientsSlide 69Terminal Services ComponentsInstalling Terminal ServicesTerminal Services ModesSelecting the ModeTerminal Services Management ToolsSlide 75Slide 76Terminal Services Components (continued)Configuring Terminal Services ComponentsTerminal Services PermissionsTerminal Services Encryption OptionsCreating a Terminal Services Client Installation DiskConfiguring a Client Installation DiskInstalling Applications for Terminal ServicesPlanning TipMonitoring Terminal ServicesTroubleshooting a Terminal ServerTroubleshooting a Terminal Server (continued)Slide 88Slide 89Telnet ServerConfiguring Telnet ServerGateway Service for NetWareInstalling and Configuring Gateway Service for NetWareChapter SummarySlide 95Slide 96Chapter 13Chapter 13:Chapter 13:Managing Internet and Managing Internet and Network InteroperabilityNetwork InteroperabilityChapter 13:Chapter 13:Managing Internet and Managing Internet and Network InteroperabilityNetwork InteroperabilityChapter 13Learning ObjectivesLearning ObjectivesLearning ObjectivesLearning ObjectivesInstall and configure a Web server and Install and configure a Web server and a Media Services servera Media Services serverInstall and configure DNS and WINS Install and configure DNS and WINS serversserversInstall and configure a DHCP serverInstall and configure a DHCP serverChapter 13Learning Objectives (continued)Learning Objectives (continued)Learning Objectives (continued)Learning Objectives (continued)Install and configure a terminal serverInstall and configure a terminal serverConfigure a Telnet serverConfigure a Telnet serverInstall and configure a NetWare Install and configure a NetWare gatewaygatewayChapter 13Microsoft Internet Microsoft Internet Information ServicesInformation ServicesMicrosoft Internet Microsoft Internet Information ServicesInformation ServicesInternet Information Services (IIS)Internet Information Services (IIS): : A A Microsoft Windows 2000 Server Microsoft Windows 2000 Server component that provides Internet Web, component that provides Internet Web, FTP, mail, newsgroup, and other FTP, mail, newsgroup, and other services, and that is particularly offered services, and that is particularly offered to set up a Web serverto set up a Web serverChapter 13Requirements for Installing Requirements for Installing a Web Server a Web Server Requirements for Installing Requirements for Installing a Web Server a Web Server Windows 2000 Server installedWindows 2000 Server installedTCP/IP installedTCP/IP installedAccess to an Internet service providerAccess to an Internet service providerSufficient disk space for IIS-related filesSufficient disk space for IIS-related filesDisk storage formatted for NTFS Disk storage formatted for NTFS (recommended)(recommended)Name resolution software, such as DNS Name resolution software, such as DNS and WINSand WINSChapter 13Installing IISInstalling IISInstalling IISInstalling IISIIS is a Windows component that is IIS is a Windows component that is installed in one of two ways:installed in one of two ways:From the Control Panel Add/Remove From the Control Panel Add/Remove Programs iconPrograms iconFrom the Administrative Tools menu using From the Administrative Tools menu using the Configure Your Server toolthe Configure Your Server toolChapter 13IIS ComponentsIIS ComponentsIIS ComponentsIIS ComponentsSeveral IIS components can be installed, Several IIS components can be installed, such as Web server, FTP server, NNTP such as Web server, FTP server, NNTP service, and SNMP serviceservice, and SNMP serviceNetwork News Transfer Protocol (NNTP):Network News Transfer Protocol (NNTP): A A TCP/IP-based protocol used by NNTP TCP/IP-based protocol used by NNTP servers to transfer news and informational servers to transfer news and informational messages to client subscribers who messages to client subscribers who compose “newsgroups”compose “newsgroups”Chapter 13Internet Information Internet Information Services ComponentsServices ComponentsInternet Information Internet Information Services ComponentsServices ComponentsIIS Component Option PurposeCommon Files Files needed for general IIS functions that must be installed, butshould not be installed without installing other servicesDocumentation Documentation for publishing to and managing Web and FTP sitesFile Transfer Protocol (FTP) Server Used to set up FTP server services for Internet, intranet, and virtualprivate network (VPN) file transfers between the Windows 2000server and a clientFrontPage 2000 Server Extensions Used to work with Microsoft FrontPage and Visual InterDev forcreating and publishing Web materials developed through thosetools (both