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MCSE : Security Specialist

Identifying Web Server Concepts

 

You can host your own Web services on the Internet by setting up a Web site. However, to set up your own Web site on the Internet, you must be familiar with the server technologies and methods available for  roviding content on the Internet.

 

Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS) is a common software that enables you to provide content on the Internet. Using IIS, it is possible to provide services, such as Web pages, interactive applications, and catalogs for customers, and to post and track databases on the Web.

 

 

Defining a Web Server

A client computer connects to the Internet or an intranet by using a Web browser to find information stored and organized on a Web server. A Web server is a computer that uses TCP/IP to send Web page content to client computers over a network. A Web server communicates with clients by using an appropriate protocol, such as HTTP or HTTPS. The terms Web server and HTTP server are synonymous, because URLs identifying data on a Web server begin with http. For example, the Microsoft Web site is http://example.microsoft.com/.

Every Web server has an IP address and perhaps a domain name. For example, when you enter the URL http://example.microsoft.com/webpage.htm in your Web browser, it sends a request to the Web server with the domain namemicrosoft.com. Then the Web server locates and retrieves the page ms.htm, and sends it to your browser.

 

 

Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS)

 

Windows 2003 includes Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS), a network file and application server service that uses HTTP, FTP, NNTP, and SMTP to provide information over the Internet or an intranet.

IIS provides many useful features, including Microsoft Indexing Service, Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) support, Microsoft Windows Media Services, and additional developer support.

 

Indexing Service

Microsoft Indexing Service is a search engine that is integrated with IIS. When you install Indexing Service, it builds an index of files on the Web server. You can then search this index by using any Web browser with built-in search forms. The index is updated automatically whenever a file is added, deleted, or changed on the Web server.

Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)

IIS supports Secure Sockets Layer (SSL), which provides a security handshake between the Web server and a client before initiating a TCP/IP connection. This handshake establishes the level of security the client and Web server use and fulfills any authentication requirements for the connection. SSL also enables you to encrypt all of the information sent between the client and the Web server. HTTPS is a version of the HTTP protocol that uses SSL to secure communications between a Web server and clients.

 

Windows Media Services

IIS includes Microsoft Windows Media Services. Windows Media Services is a specification that enables Internet users to download live video, audio, and animation files from Web pages. It is a standards-based platform that delivers on-demand and live content for enhanced communication over the Internet.

 

Additional Developer Support

IIS provides additional developer support for Active Server Pages, scripting languages, such as the Microsoft Visual Basic®, Scripting Edition (VBScript) language and JavaScript, and remote administration using Microsoft FrontPage®.

 

  • Active Server Pages (ASP) is an open environment in which developers can combine HTML and programming to create dynamic and powerful Web  sites. The creation of dynamic content for Web pages is made possible by providing users with live access to a local database containing the latest information.

 

  • VBScript and JavaScript are two of the scripting languages that developers commonly use to create dynamic Web pages. The content of such Web pages changes based on user interaction or input. For example, a Web site that requires a valid user name and access password returns different pages based on whether or not the user enters a correct user name and password.

 

  • IIS enables developers to remotely administer Web pages by using Microsoft FrontPage, a visual authoring and Web-site management tool.

 

 


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