IIS

[Andy]

Does Windows XP come with IIS? If not , can it be
installed on the operating system?

Regards
Andy

[Ken Christensen]

Hi Andy,

Yes & yes.
If you goto Control Panel - Add Remove Programs - Add/Remove Windows
Components, then it should be in the list.
Just check it on, and press Next.
Then it should be installed.

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Best Regards
Ken Christensen

www.kenman.tk
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"Andy" > wrote in message
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> Does Windows XP come with IIS? If not , can it be
> installed on the operating system?
>
> Regards
> Andy

[Harry Ohrn]

XP Pro has IIS which can be installed through Add and Remove
Programs->Windows Components. XP Home edition does not support IIS. People
will tell you that you can fake it into installing IIS but most agree that
IIS is unstable on XP Home. IIS can not be legitimately downloaded
separately.

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Harry Ohrn - MS MVP [Shell/User]
www.webtree.ca/windowsxp


"Andy" > wrote in message
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> Does Windows XP come with IIS? If not , can it be
> installed on the operating system?
>
> Regards
> Andy

[Ken Blake]

In , Andy wrote:

> Does Windows XP come with IIS?


XP Professional does. XP Home does not.


> If not , can it be
> installed on the operating system?


It can not be installed on Home.

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Ken Blake
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[Ken Christensen]

Hi Andy,
If you have got Windows XP Home, and still wanna set up a webserver, you can
goto www.apache.org and download "Apache server for windows".

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Best Regards
Ken Christensen

www.kenman.tk
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"Andy" > wrote in message
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> Does Windows XP come with IIS? If not , can it be
> installed on the operating system?
>
> Regards
> Andy

[Walter Clayton]

XP Pro has IIS as part of the normal distribution. XP HE does not and IIS
can not be installed on HE.

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Associate Expert
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/expertzone
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"Andy" > wrote in message
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> Does Windows XP come with IIS? If not , can it be
> installed on the operating system?
>
> Regards
> Andy