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Windows XP Home Edition does not support IIS 

1. You will need to put your Or WINDOWS 7 Pro CD in to the PC. 

2. Visit Get a grip on Panel, Add Eliminate Programs, then Add/Remove Windows Components. In the Windows Components window, place an always check mark 

beside Internet Information Services (IIS), then click next, then click end. 

3. During installation, Windows creates an index at C:inetpubwwwroot and places a few documents there. You can view your home page of one's 

web browser by typing or (where COMPUTER_NAME is the actual name of your computer) in to the 

address bar of any browser. If you havent put any documents in C:inetpubwwwroot, you should see some simple IIS information in the net 

Visitor only at that address. 

4. Your online server has become working. The unit for IIS is found in Get a handle on Panel > Administration Tools (if you use Classic View; under 

Performance and Maintenance if not). 

Another steps are for adding a new virtual directory. 

5. To add a new virtual directory, open the IIS management console (step 4), click the plus signs on the left before you see Default Web 

Site, then right-click about it and select New > Virtual Directory. 

6. The Virtual Directory Creation Wizard is now on the screen. Click Next on the initial screen. Type an Alias for the website. This will be 

After to view your internet site ( example: ) the name you'll form. Click Next. 

7. Now you should enter the directory path. Click Browse and search to the right folder location for the new websites files. That 

Area will most likely be C:inetpubwwwrootALIAS. Click next. 

8. On the last screen you will see safety information. Examine all of the containers, If you should be not concerned about implementing security. If you 

Wish to run ASP scripts, find the first two. Click next. 

9. Your virtual directory is initiated. You can view it by writing to the web browsers address bar. 

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