Microsoft IIS 5.0资源大全：英文

Introduction

About the Intemet Information Services Resource Guide

Resource KitCompactDisc

Resource KitSupportPolicy

CHAPTER 1 0verview of Internet Information Services 5.0

What is NewinIIS5.0

Security

Adndnistration

Programmability

InternetStandards

IIS5.0Architecture

ArchitectureOverview

Microsoft Management Console

Active Server Pages and Microsoft Script Debugger

IndexingService

CertificateServices

MessageQueuing

Database Access Component

Adndnistrative Architecture

IIS Adndnistration Objects

Internet Services Manager

Built-in and Custondzed Scripts

Programmability Architecture

Comrnon Gateway Interface

ISAPIFilters

ISAPIExtensions

ActiveServerPages

ActiveScripting

ComponentServices

PublishingonWebSites

WebDAV

FrontPage Server Extensions

crP

Additional Resources

CHAPTER 2 Managing the Mi9ration Process

Migration Process Overview

l.Envisioning

DefinetheProject

Create a Requirements Definition

Develop a Conceptual Design

AssessRisk

DefinetheProjectTeam

2.Planning

Team Roles during the Planning Phase

GatherInfOrmation

Server and Network Environment

Tools and Utilities in Use

Users

Standards

Define the New Service Offering

Functional Spedfication

SolutionPrototype

AssessResourceNeeds

Staff

MigrationTools

ServerSoftware

Hardware

Build the Master Project Plan

DrafttheProjectSchedule

CheckYourAssumptions

3.Developing

Team Roles During the Developing Phase

ValidatetheDesign

UnitTesting

IntegrationTesting

ApplicationTesting

BuildouttheSystem

BeginTraining

ConductPilotTesting

4.Deploying

Team Roles During the Deploying Phase

FinishTraining

RollouttheNewSystem

MonitortheSystem

AdditionalResources

SupportDocuments

IIS5.0MigrationTools

IISMigrationWizard

Microsoft Interoperability Lab

OtherMigrationTools

Migration and Integration Resources

Planning and Testing Resources

TestTools

General Adndnistration Books and Training

CHAPTER 3 Migrating a Web Server to IIS 5.0

Basic Steps to Migrate aWeb Server

Assessing Hardware Requirements

Prepedng the Destination Server

UsingtheIISMigrationWizard

MigratingWebandFTPSites

Replicating Windows-Based Files

Replicating UNIX-Based Files

ComPleting Web Site Migration

ComPleting FTPSiteMigration

Replicating and Configuring Applications

MigratingLogFiles

Migrating Configuration Settings

SecuringtheServer

Migrating Users and Groups

SettingNTFS Pendssions

Setting IIS 5.0Pendssions

Setting Pendssions Based on Content

Migrating Security Certificates

Integrating UNIX and Windows 2000 Server Security

Migrating from Apache HTTP Server

ComParingApacheandIIS 5.0

AdndnistrationInterface

Security

UserDirectory

VirtualHost

Alias/DirectoryAlias

CustomErrorMessages

Redirects

Migrating ApacheDirectives

ServerDirectives

ResourceConfiguration

AccessConfiguration

MigratingCustomModules

Migrating from Netscape Enterprise Server

CompedngNESandIIS 5.0

Tendnology

Migrating NES Configuration Settings

ServerPreferences

Applications

ServerStatus

ConfigurationStyles

ContentManagement

WebPublishing

AgentsandSearch

AutoCatalog

Upgrading or Replicating an IIS Web Server

ChoosinganApproach

Recommendations for Upgrading or Replicating

MigratingWebApplications

IIS 5.0 Application Technologies

Deciding to Port or Rewrite CGI Applications

Performance vs. Development Work

Effort to Develop and Maintain

PortingCGIApplications

Configuring a Script InterPreter

Special Considerations for UNIX Applications

MigratingaUNIXPerlScript

Converting UNIX Application Files

ConvertingCGItoISAPI

MigratingfromCGItoASP

ASPScripting Support

Analyzing the Application

InputProcessing

BusinessLogic

Extemal Gateway and Database Logic

Maintaining State

OutPutHandling

TheFileSystem

Reproducing Cormon CGI Services

Electronic Mail Delivery

PageCounters

Additional Resources

IIS 50MigratiOtiTools

IIS MigrationWizard

Application Migration Tools

Server Adndnistration and Interoperation Tools

ReferenceBooks

SecurityResources

CHAPTER 4 Capacity PIanning

CaPacity Planning Issues

Traffic

Considerations

SecureSocketsLayer

Web Application Performance

Reliability

ServerClustering

NetworkLoad Balancing

Detendning Your Installations Requirements

ACaPacity Planning Checklist

Capacity Planning Scenedos

TheIntranetWeb Site

The Intemet Marketing Web Site

The Intemet Transactional Web Site

The Internet Commerce Web Site

A Large-Site Case Study: ndcrosoft.com

ASnapshotoftheSite

Summary

GeneralGuidelines

AdditionalResources

WebLinks

Books

CHAPTER 5 Monitoring and Tuning Your Server

UsingThisChapter

Memory

MonitoringOverallServerMemory

. MonitoringJheFileSystemCache

PreventingProcessorBottlenecks

Suggestions for ImProving Processor Usage and Performance

NetworkIlO

Network Bandwidth Requirements of a Server Running IIS 5.0

MonitoringtheNetworkConnection

OptindzingtheNetworkConnection

DiskI/O

MonitoringaRemoteComputer

WebApplications

TuningtheASPQueueandThradPool

How This AffectsServer Adndnistration

OptindzingforWebApplications

Short-Term Problems and Temporary Fixes

TuningTips

MonitoringSecurityOverhead

Measuring Security Overhead with WCAT

Tools

TheSystemMonitor

PerfOrmanceCounterCheck

TheHTTPMonitoringTool

NetStatandNetMon

Process Viewer,Process Explode, Process Monitor, and Event Viewer

Web Application Stress Tool andWCA

Getting Started with the Web Application Stress Tool

General Guidelines for Using the Web Application Stress Tool

Suggestions

Useful Counters fOr Stress Testing

SuggestedValues

ExandningtheResults

BaselineLogging

AdditionalResources

WebLinks

Books

Tools

CHAPTER 6 DeveIoping Web AppIications

BuildingonClienUServer

ClienUServerRevisited

Multi-TierDesign

WindowsDNA

The Future of Applications on the Intemet

Client-SideTechnologies

TextandHTML

GraPhics andMultimedia

Hyperlinks

Client-SideScript

ActiveXControls

Cascading Style Sheets

DynandcHTML

DataBinding

BrowserSupport

Lindtations of Client Technologies

TheMiddleTier

CGIApplications

ISAPI Extensions and Filters

ActiveServerPages

ASPServer-Side Scripting

Execution Behavior of Scripts in ASP Pages

Built-in Objects and Server-Side Components

WhyComPonents?

Building Windows Script ComPonents

ASPApplications

ASPSessionManagement

Building an ASP Application

SelectingObjectScope

Process Isolation and Crash Recovery

Applications and Processes

Configuring an Isolated Process

Out-of Process Components

Security Considerations

A Note About Application Testing

Design Pattems for Web Applications

Factoring Your Application

UsingFormsforInput

The Difference between GET and POST

Client-Side Form Validation

HiddenFormFields

Redirection

Client-SideRedirection

Redirecting During Session--OnStart

Debugging Applications and Components

Script Debugging in Active Server Pages

Avoiding Common Mistakes

DebuggingASP

ScriptManagement

Debugging ISAPI and Server ComPonents

Disabling Debug Exception Handling

Debuggingns5.o

Inability to Create ComPonents

AdditionalResources

WebLinks

Books

CHAPTER 7 Data Access and Transactions

WebDatabaseTechnologies

WhyaWebDatabase?

Data Publishing Considerations

Industrial Strength Information

Microsoft Data Access ComPonents

ODBC andOLEDB

ADOandRDS

OtherDataAceessMethods

ADC

JetDatabaseEngineandDAO

RDO

TheCostofDataAccess

Client-SideDataAccess

Client-TierElements

Data-AwareControls

DataCache

ClientCursorEngine

Business Object Proxies and the RDS.DataSpace Object

Middle-Tier Elements of Client-Side Data Access

IIS5.0andADISAPI

The RDS Data Factory and Custom Business Objects

Designing Custom Business Objects

Accessing Data with ASP and COM ComPonents

PreparingtheDatabase

Connection Strings

Creating an ODBC-Compliant Data Source

DSN-less Connections

SelectinganOLEDBProvider

DataSourcePendssions

SecurityandSQLServer

TheDatabaseConnection

ODBCConnectionPooling

Tips for Optindzing Database Connections

RecordsetsandCursors

Forward-OnlyCursors

Staticvs.DynandcCursors

KeysetCursors

CursorConcurrency

CursorLocation

ManagingRecordsinaRecordset

KeepingTrackofNewRecords

AvoidingQueryTime-outs

PurgingDeletedRecords

ReferencestoFieldValues

VBScript Examplet Filling a List Box

PerlScript Example: Filling a Table

Limiting the Number of Records

Visual Basic Example; Paging through a Recordset

Retrieving Image Data

Stored Procedures

Returing Values from Stored Procedures

Retrieving Image Data

Stored Procedures

Returning Values from stored Procedures

Prepared Queries

Transaction Processing on the Web

Transactions Explained

Extending the Limits of Transactions

Transactional ASP

Business Objects vs. Script in ASP Pages

Transactional Components

Business Logic in Components

Participating in Transactions

Using Database Access Interfaces with Component Services

Distribution and Scaling Issues

Introducing Message Queuing

Time-Independent Transaction Processing with Message Queuing

Additional Resources

Web Links

Books

CHAPTER 8 administering an ISP Installation

Configuring IIS5.0

Creating Web Sites

Creating a Company Web Site

Creating a Personal Web Site

Restricting Content

Managing Your Installation

Enhancing Reliability

Replication and Clustering in IIS5.0

Running Applications

Recovering From Crashes

Automating Administration

Windows Script Host

IIS Admin Objects and ADSI

Executing Scripts

Examples

Adnunistenng a Site Remotely

IIS Snap－In

Internet Services Manager（HTML）

Command Line

Terminal Services

Telnet

TumingUsers Intoweb Site Operators

Configunng FrontPage Server Extensions

In加dueing the FrontPage Snap－In

Managing Content

Overlapping Virtual Servers

Setting Secunty on an IIS 5.0 Server

Setting Pernusslons

Connguring E－manil

Uploading Content through FTP

Internet Connection Services for Remote Access

Administenng Older Version Servers

Allocating Resources

Logglflg Resources

Controlling Bandwidth

grocess gccounting and Process mitting

Monitoring Performance wlththeHHPMonltoringTool

Customizing Your Installation

HostingMultiple Slies withoneIPAddress

Supporting Non－HHPI．1.1-Compllant Browsers

Sending CooKkies

Components for Administration（SamPle SetuP）

Making Redlrects Work for You

Setting Up Custom HHP Headers

Content pxplratlon Example

Rating Content with PICS

Customizing HTML Footers

Building a Web Cluster

Defining Clustenng

Defining Load Balancing

Grouping Load Balancing Featllres

Creating a Three－Tier Web Cluster

Calculating Hardware Needs

Building the First Tier

Building the Second Tier

Building the Third Tier

Reviewing the Three Tiers

AdaptmgllS 5.o to asamPlelnstallatlon

Several Business Clients

ThfCC NCtWOrkS lfl OflC

ExpandingthePlatform： Considerations and SuggestedGuldellnes

SomeNotes on Secunty

Additional Resources

Web Links

CHAPTER 9 Security

Foundations ofComputersecunty

TheatSg VulnerabllltleS3 and Attacks

Types of Attack

The Bottom－Line Cost of Secunty

UsingtheBullt－In SecuntyFeatures ofwlndows 200 Server

Configunng IIS 5.0 Secunty

IIS 5.0 Authentication Modes

Extending IIS 5.0 Secunty

File andolrectory Secunty

Virtual Directory Secunty

SecureCommunlcatlons withSSLandTLS

HOW ACCCSS IS DCtCfflllllCd

Troubleshooting Permissions

An End－to－End Troubleshooting ExamPle

Defending Against Malicious Attacks

Using the Secunty Templates

glldltillgACCCSS WlthllS 5.0 Logs

Useful IIS Admin Objects／ADSI Secunty Settings

IIS 50 Secunty Checklist

Additional Resources

Books

Secunty Theory

Flrewalls andDoxy Servers

System Intrusion

GeneralSecurity

EncryPtion

WindowsNTSecurity

GeneralNetworking

CHAPTER 10 Access to Legacy Applications and Data

IdentifyingStrategies

ConnectingtoSNA

IntegratingIIS andLegacy Applications

COMTransactionIntegrator

Functional OVerview of the COM Transaction Integrator

COMTIDevelopmentScenarios

GainingAccesstoLegacyData

LegacyFileDataandIIS 5.0

Access to VSAM and AS/400 files with OLE DB and ActiveX Data Objects

Functional Overview oftheDataProvider

ReplicatingLegacyDatabases

WhyReplication?

Replicate Data Using Data Transformation Services

Replicating DB2 Tables by using Host Data Replicator

Two-WayReplication

FlexibleProcessingandFiltering

Scheduling

Statistics

Security

Performance

SupportedPlatforms

MigratingTransactionProcessing

WhyUseTransactions?

MigratingtoComponent Services

FeaturesandCaPabilities

AdditionalResources

WebLinks

Books

SNA Server 4.0 Software Product Documentation

APPENDlX A ASP Best Practices

WhentoUseASP

ProjectDirectories andFiles

Organizing Application Directories and Files

Using File Name Extension Standards

Style Guide for Scripts in ASP Pages

HTMLStandards

ScriptingfOrPerformance

Object and Vedable Initialization

Working with Connections

Visual Basic Applications as DLLs

AdditionalResources

WebLinks

Books

APPENDlX B Site Security Planning

Assessing Threats to Security

ThreatIdentification

ThreatsonIntranet

Fhreats overthe Internet

WheretoSpendtheEffOrt

Why Is Security Difficult?

A Least-Access Approach

MdengPolicy

Vigilance andRevision

Adopting Technologies and Standards

Additional Resources

WebLinks

Books

Glossary

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