
Create a basic ASP.NET MVC web application using Visual Studio, run it on IIS Express via localhost, publish to a folder, and configure MVC and .NET features for local hosting.
Open IIS from the search bar, explore the server structure with sites and application pools, configure bindings and basic settings, and review authentication, authorization, and advanced options for IIS administration.
Publish updated ASP.NET MVC website to IIS from a local folder, backing up existing files and replacing them, while noting client IP behavior when testing from different machines.
Learn to browse a hosted ASP.NET MVC web application from another system on a local network by configuring the server IP and opening inbound HTTP port 80 in Windows firewall.
This course is for the people who has some knowledge on websites and web applications. One who has gone some sort of basic training in Asp .net can join this course. This course describe how to install IIS web server on local system, host the Asp .net web application on that IIS and browse that website from other computer connected in same local area network.
- What is IIS?
IIS, an acronym for Internet Information Services is a web application server program that handles HTTP requests
The Internet Information Services is a suite of tools and services for creating, managing, and securing Web sites
finding IIS to be "the easiest pickings" of all Web servers.
IIS is a universal internet server where the you can hosting any server page written in programming language like Asp .net, PHP or Java. By default IIS can host Asp .net websites. It can host Asp .net MVC but some more installations are required. We can host PHP or Java but there some low level configuration needed to be done.
H T T P, H T T Ps, F T P, F T Ps are many other websites types can be hosted on IIS. IIS is sometimes called as universal web server.