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First of all, type "c:windowsinfsysoc.inf" in the run, and the system will automatically use notepad to open the sysoc.inf file.

Find the paragraph "[Components]" in sysoc.inf, find a line similar to "iis=iis.dll,OcEntry,iis.inf,7", and replace it with "iis=iis2.dll,OcEntry,iis2.inf,7". Then save and close.

Find the iis.dl_ and iis.in_ files in the iis6.0 installation package and copy them to the hard drive directory (C:WINDOWSsystem). Open the Command prompt in the start menu and use the Expand command to unlock the iis.dl_ and iis.in_, commands in the following format:

Enter "CMD" in the run and enter, turn on the command line mode, enter the following two commands under the command line, and enter at the end of each line of command:

Expand C:WINDOWSsystemiis.dl_ c:windowssystem32setupiis2.dll

Expand C:WINDOWSsystemiis.in_ c:windowsinfiis2.inf

At this point, open your control panel and click the "add and remove programs" icon, then click "add and remove Windows components", you will find that the Internet Information Service (IIS) has reappeared! The next step is to install IIS according to the rules. However, you need to be reminded that if you jump out and locate the relevant files during the installation, please point the directory to the directory where the iis6.0 installation package is located.

Finally, there is one more note:

If you are in the installation process, the system requires you to insert Window Whistler CD or need you to provide the file exch_adsii***.dll, it is because you installed IIS according to the default options. To solve this problem, just click "details" when installing IIS, and then deselect SMTP (that is, do not install the SMTP server), and you will not need those two files when copying files.

Break through the limit of 10 IIS connections under XP

A maximum of 10 clients are allowed to connect in the WindowsXP Pro operating system. There is no such connection limit in the Windows2000 server version or the Windows2003 server version, and the IIS they use is basically the same. Then there must be a way to break through its settings.

Go to the Microsoft website and find a gadget for managing IIS, MetaEdit,MetaEdit, which works on WindowsNT4.0 and Windows2000. I found that it also works on WindowsXP. In addition, MetaEdit can only manage II4.0, IIS5.0 or later IIS.

Let's use this tool to break the connection limit of WindowsXP Professional IIS client:

First, you need to download MetaEdit from the address below. The latest version is 2.2 http://download.microsoft.com/download/iis50/Utility/5.0/NT45/EN-US/MtaEdt22.exe.

Then, execute MtaEdt22.exe and follow the wizard prompts to complete the MetaEdit installation. Finally, set the parameters for the client connection limit in MetaEdit. After installing MetaEdit, click MetaEdit2.2 to run under the program group AdministrativeTools on the start menu, and a window appears: expand the tree to LM W3SVC on the left side of the window, click directly on the W3SVC folder, select the item in the list on the right that Name is MaxConnections, and double-click, a dialog box appears: the default value in the last Data text box is 10, which is the maximum number of client connections set by default for WindowsXP Professional IIS. Now you can change this default value. I changed it to maximum, and note that the maximum number of IIS client connections on Win2000 is 2000000000.

The installation was not successful when reinstalling IIS

The error is: the installation process can not find the zClientm.exe file, really dizzy, my system is installed with GHOST, so go to the Internet under the XPSP2IIS installation package, did not expect this problem, so want to first find out what the zClientm.exe file is, search the Internet. The answer is: zClient.exe is Microsoft Microsoft game center program, this will understand, when the system is installed, there is a game in the attachment, to be honest, that game (intel) really does not play, so delete the game in the control panel, and then install IIS, and everything is done.

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A few days ago, people kept asking me how to install IIS in the HOME system. I let them search by themselves, because it was really simple, but it was generally said that they encountered some problems along the way and lacked files. So I personally tested, for the problem of lack of documents midway, I specially extracted all the following documents from the MS XP HOME system disk, took some time, but everyone to use convenience, is the greatest comfort to me!

The files included are:

EXCH_adsiisex.dll

EXCH_aqadmin.dll

EXCH_aqueue.dll

EXCH_fcachdll.dll

EXCH_mail.chm

EXCH_mailmsg.dll

EXCH_ntfsdrct.h

EXCH_ntfsdrct.ini

EXCH_ntfsdrv.dll

EXCH_regtrace.exe

EXCH_rwnh.dll

EXCH_scripto.dll

EXCH_seo.dll

EXCH_seos.dll

EXCH_smtpadm.dll

EXCH_smtpapi.dll

EXCH_smtpctrs.dll

EXCH_smtpctrs.h

EXCH_smtpctrs.ini

EXCH_smtpsnap.cnt

EXCH_smtpsnap.dll

EXCH_smtpsnap.hlp

EXCH_smtpsvc.dll

EXCH_snprfdll.dll

HomeXP_iis_jb51

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