Installing and Configuring IIS 7.0

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Installing IIS 7.0	Created Oct 02, 2008 by iisteam
Upgrading to IIS 7.0 on Windows Server 2008 You can move Web sites and applications to Internet Information Services (IIS) 7.0 in two ways: upgrading and installing. Upgrading is installing the Microsoft Windows Server 2008 operating system and IIS 7.0 on an existing server that is running the Windows ...	Created Mar 14, 2008 by iisteam
URL Rewrite Module	Created Nov 05, 2009 by ruslany
Application Request Routing Module	Created Nov 06, 2009 by ruslany
Configuring Security	Created Jan 29, 2009 by pharr
Building a Customized Server	Created Jan 29, 2009 by pharr

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1. Submitted on Aug 17 2008 by
   loktamu What I did?
   
   i installed IIS 7.0 and i think it is working alright -- browser dispalys the home page.(http://127.0.0.1/)
   
   And I installed PHP to C:\PHP\ and tried to setup with IIS7.0. Completed the basic installation procedures - like Handler Mapping C:\PHP\php5isapi.dll. Edited php.ini accordingly and copied to Windows folder.
   
   Created a test file test.php and moved it to wwwroot.
   opened the IE and tried to open the page test.php. browser hung and later got Server time-out erro.
   
   Where did i miss anyway?
   
   System Windows Home Edition
2. Submitted on Aug 18 2008 by
   pharr Hi loktamu. The best place to get an answer to your specific setup/install question is in our forums. The setup forum is here: http://forums.iis.net/1047.aspx. Thanks!
3. Submitted on Feb 15 2009 by
   yassam how many websites can i host in localhost?
4. Submitted on Jun 04 2009 by
   Betchers You should be able to host as many as you like in LocalHost, each in its own folder, you just direct your browser to localhost/site1 or localhost/site2 etc