could somebody plz post a guide for noobie, step-by-step to set up own http webserver
thx very much
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could somebody plz post a guide for noobie, step-by-step to set up own http webserver
thx very much
First what kinda connection are you running perminent etc?
What OS are you using?
Are you gonna use a dedicated machine?
If ur connection is a standard personal use one you may have to consult your ISP about usage.
Sorry if the questions seem nasty but they are things which can hold you back
There may be more important things I dont know so mabey other ppl know more.
Here is some info for linux servers : URL=http://www.linuxplanet.com/linuxplanet/tutorials/212/1/]Click Here[/URL]
Some Windows XP Pro & 2000 stuff : Click Here
Some Windows 98 & ME (I guess) Stuff : Click Here
Hope its some help :)
no it's ok, ur questions are valid
i am running win2k pro and the IIS is available on my win2k pro install disk but i just dont know how to set it up.
my internet connection is 1200kbps down and 400kbps up adsl
yeah, and i was kinda of hoping to use IIS since it's all by mirosoft but i am willing to give other programs a try like apache and activeperl
it's not dedicated useage it's my personal computer and my isp doesn't need to know anything :lol:
they are retarded as this is i dont wanna add to their burden :lol:
Grrrr at least ur up in the ADSL world. Im telling you this PSTN is drivin me nuts and a lack of support for ISDN means ur lucky to got an ISP to take yo 64kps .
Nyway enough of my crap spillin about BT.
I ran a small server as a test last night on winxp pro and found this site on my way.
Have a look at this : DMX Tutorial
Here is some of the typical microsoft garbage if u got nothing better to do : Microsoft thinking :angry:
Nyways hope this helps. Its really not that hard but finding the info is the hardest. I think if this is your first go them ur best sticking to microsoft stuff no matter how much i hate it lol :rolleyes:
Hope you get somewhere with all this B)
wow man thx for the help :lol:
http://www.microsoft.com/library/shared/de...ptreeconfig.xml
http://www.annoyances.org/
http://www.practicallynetworked.com/
http://www.by-users.co.uk/
You should run IIS Lockdown, and read up on IIS security guides. Make sure you're patched, delete all the un-necessary scripts that come with IIS. Given the choice, I usually stipulate that IIS should have its home on a separate partition, if not, I change the default path to it so that directory traversals are a bit harder for people to figure out.
You might want to lock down your system to only your internal IPs until you're comfortable with your security and settings, and then only open it up when you're ready for the world to see what you've done. Having an internal web server for play is lots of fun, and a lot less of a target.
Once you're secure, then you can look at fun stuff. Check out Sourceforge and look for interesting web applications. I'm a fan of PHP and MySQL applications, and you could install both PHP and MySQL and then play with something like PHPWebsite or blogging software.
There's quite a bit to do if you get creative, and it's a great chance to learn PHP, Perl, or another interpreted language for web use.