December 2001
Intermediate to advanced
912 pages
24h 44m
English
In This Appendix
Internet access, particularly the Web, has become ubiquitous in the past several years—at work, at home, and even on the road.
Whenever you point your browser to a Web address, the browser retrieves the proper page from a Web server and displays it for you. Web servers run software that allows them to store, retrieve, and even modify all the pages and graphics that make up a Web site. Internet Information Server (IIS) is Web server software that comes with Windows XP Professional.
IIS provides a number of powerful features, including the following:
Web Server—The ...
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