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Web Technology Seminar: Deepak Kakkar Final Year - IT 21305205007

The document summarizes how to access web servers and configure the Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS) and Apache web servers. It discusses requesting documents from local and remote web servers using domain names or IP addresses. It provides steps for configuring virtual directories and permissions in IIS and starting the Apache web server service.

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Web Technology Seminar: Deepak Kakkar Final Year - IT 21305205007

The document summarizes how to access web servers and configure the Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS) and Apache web servers. It discusses requesting documents from local and remote web servers using domain names or IP addresses. It provides steps for configuring virtual directories and permissions in IIS and starting the Apache web server service.

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Web Technology Seminar

Deepak Kakkar
Final Year – IT
21305205007
Accessing Web Servers
• REQUESTING DOCUMENTS
– Must know machine name on which Web server
resides
– Through local Web servers or remote Web servers
– Through domain name or Internet Protocol (IP)
address
• LOCAL WEB SERVER
– Resides on users’ machines
– Requests documents in two ways
• Machine name
• localhost
– Host name that references local machine

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Accessing Web Servers Cont..
• REMOTE WEB SERVER
– Resides on different machines
• DOMAIN NAME
– Represents group of hosts on Internet
– Combines with how name (www) and top-level domain to
from fully qualified host name
• TOP-LEVEL DOMAIN (TLD)
– Describes type of organization that owns domain name
• .com or .org
• FULLY QUALIFIED HOST NAME
– Provides user friendly way to identify site on Internet
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Accessing Web Servers Cont..
• IP ADDRESS
– Unique address for locating computers on
Internet
• DOMAIN NAME SERVER (DNS)
– Maintains database of host names and
corresponding IP addresses
– Translates fully qualified host name to IP address
• Known as DNS lookup

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Microsoft Internet Information
Services (IIS)
• IIS 5.0
– Enterprise-level Web server
– Included with Windows 2000
– Allows computer to serve documents
• Internet Services Manager
– Open Control Panel, double click Administrative
Tools icon, then double click Internet Services
Manager icon
– Administration program for IIS
– Place documents to be requested in default directory or
virtual directory
• Default: C:\Inetpub\Wwwroot
• Virtual: alias for existing directory on local machine

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Microsoft Internet Information
Services (IIS) Cont..

Fig. Internet Services Manager dialog.

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Microsoft Internet Information
Services (IIS) Cont..
• Default FTP Site and Default Web Site
– Permit transferring documents between computer
and server
– HTTP used frequently to request documents
• Default SMTP Virtual Server
– Allows for creation of mail server
• Create virtual directory in Default Web Site
– Most Web documents reside in Webpub directory
• Right click Webpub, select New, then Virtual Directory
• Initiates Virtual Directory Creation Wizard
– Guides user through virtual directory creation process

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Microsoft Internet Information
Services (IIS) Cont..

Fig. Virtual Directory Creation Wizard welcome dialog.

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Microsoft Internet Information
Services (IIS) Cont..
• Virtual Directory Alias
– Enter name for virtual directory
• Name should not conflict with an existing virtual directory
• Web Site Content Directory
– Enter path of directory containing Web documents
• Access Permissions
– Presents security level choices
– Select access level appropriate for Web document

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Microsoft Internet Information
Services (IIS) Cont..

Fig. Virtual Directory Alias dialog.

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Microsoft Internet Information
Services (IIS) Cont..

Fig. Web Site Content Directory dialog.

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Microsoft Internet Information
Services (IIS) Cont..
• Access Permissions
– Presents security level choices
– Select access level appropriate for Web document
– Read allows users to read and download files
– Run Scripts allows scripts to run in directory
– Execute allows applications to run in directory
– Write allows Web page to accept user input
– Browse allows users to navigate between documents
– Read and Run Scripts selected by default

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Microsoft Internet Information
Services (IIS) Cont..

Fig. Access Permissions dialog.

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Apache Web Server
• Apache
– Maintained by Apache Software Foundation
– Currently most popular Web server
• Stable
• Efficient
• Portable

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Apache Web Server Cont..
• Leading UNIX Web Server
• High Performance “httpd” Server (Demon)
– Demon: UNIX background P/S to implement a
server side of protocol.
• It comes in Source form & can be compiled on many platforms like
AIX, HPUX, IRIX, Linux, SCO UNIX, SunOS, NeXT, BSDI, FreeBSD &
Solaris.
• It is also available for OS/2 & Windows NT

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Apache Web Server Cont..
• Home Page Address
http://www.apache.org/
• Software Download Address
http://www.apache.org/dist
• Binary Distribution of Apache
http://www.apache.org/dist/binaries
• Register for Modules @
http://modules.apache.org/

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Apache Web Server Cont..
TO START APACHE WEBSERVER SERVICE:

Start, Programs, Apache httpd Server, Control


Apache Server and Start

Fig. Starting the Apache Web server.


(Courtesy of The Apache Software Foundation.)

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