This course provides students with the fundamental knowledge and skills to configure and manage Internet Information Services. This course is intended to help provide pre-requisite skills supporting a broad range of Internet web applications, security, and knowledge to help support other products that use IIS such as Exchange and SharePoint. In keeping with that goal, this course will not focus on any particular web application or development practice.
This course is intended for IT Professionals already experienced in general Windows Server and Windows Client administration. No prior experience with any version of Internet Information Services is assumed.
Course 10972: 5 Day; Instructor led classes via virtual delivery.
Duration: 5 Day
Price: $2,995.00
Course Objectives:
Prerequisites
In addition to their professional experience, students who attend this training should already have the following technical knowledge:
Course Outline
Module 1: Overview and Installing Internet Information Services
In this module students will learn about the network infrastructure planning and common concerns with implementing a web server. Students will perform an installation of IIS and verify the working web server by testing the default created website.
Lessons
Lab : Installing Internet Information Services
Module 2: Configuring The Default Website
In this module students will learn to plan and implement network requirements for a public website. Students will configure DNS records to support access to internal and public websites and create virtual directories and application folders for additional website content.
Lessons
Lab : Configuring the Default website for public access
Lab : Creating Virtual Directories and Applications
Module 3: Configuring and Managing Application Pools
In this module students will learn the benefits to the application pool architecture. Students will create and configure application pools to support additional applications and configure application pool recycle settings. Students will perform recycle events and examine the event logs for recycle events.
Lessons
Lab : Configuring and Managing Application Pools
Lab : Configuring Application Pool Recycling
Module 4: Creating additional websites
In this module students will learn how to examine and create new websites using unique bindings to avoid naming conflicts. Students will examine existing sites to determine and resolve binding conflicts then create new websites by using unique bindings.
Lessons
Lab : Examining the existing websites and bindings for conflicts
Lab : Creating new websites
Module 5: Configuring Website and Web application support
In this module students will learn to support additional application requriements including common configuration settings, platform support from the built-in web server, and include additional application support by using the Web Platform Installer.
Lessons
Lab : Configuring Common Features
Lab : Adding support for web applications
Module 6: Securing Websites and applications
In this module students will learn to secure internal and public websites for users and groups by using the built-in Windows and Basic authentication. Students will configure file system permissions for specific users and groups and secure a website using URL Authorization Rules.
Lessons
Lab : Configuring Authentication and permissions
Lab : Enabling URL Authorization Rules
Module 7: Securing Data Transmissions with SSL
In this module students will protect customer data using websites configured for SSL. Students will install and configure PKI certificates on a web server, create secured bindings, and verify that a website data transmissions are secured.
Lessons
Lab : Creating and installing a self-signed certificate
Lab : Adding a certificate to a website
Module 8: Using the Central Certificate Store
In this module students will install and configure the IIS 8.5 Central Certificate Store to enable centralized and improved certificate management, Students will configure a website to use a secured binding with the Central Certificate Store.
Lessons
Lab : Installing and Configuring the Central Certificate Store
Module 9: Configuring Remote Administration
In this module students will configure secured remote management of web servers and websites. Create and configure permissions for site level administrators and developers, and verify web server and website management.
Lessons
Lab : Installing and Configuring the Management Service
Lab : Connecting to remote web servers and websites
Lab : Delegating Management Access
Module 10: Implementing FTP
In this module students will learn configure a secured FTP site for users to store and retrieve files. Student will configure authentication, authorization and the FTP storage location. Students will retrieve and files using the native Windows FTP command.
Lessons
Lab : Configuring and using an FTP site
Module 11: Monitoring IIS
In this module students will learn to monitor IIS log files and performance counters using Log Parser and PerfMon. Students will identify common issues related to performance and attacks recorded in the log files.
Lessons
Lab : Monitoring IIS logs with Log Parser
Module 12: Backing up and Restoring IIS
In this module students will learn to backup and recover form a website or web server failure. Students will learn the importance of using high available techniques to avoid the recovery process.
Lessons
Lab : Performing a backup and restore of a website
Module 13: Building Load-Balanced Web Farms
In this module students will learn to increase reliability and performance of website by creating a web farm. Students will improve the management and update capabilities of the websites by using shared content in both a network share and DFS-R. Student will improve web server and website management by using Shared Configurations.
Lessons
Lab : Building a Load-Balanced Web Farm using ARR
Lab : Sharing content to a Web Farm using a network share
Lab : Sharing content to a Web Farm using DFS-R
Lab : Sharing IIS Configurations in a Web Farm
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