When you install Windows2000, if you choose to install IIS, then the system will create an iInetPub directory in your% systemDrive% when installing, and you will create a scripts directory in the inetpub directory, IIS also creates a virtual Directory Scipts points to this directory and execute permissions to this directory. Summary Time NSFOCUS Safety Group Research Discovery Discovery Most issues are for the executable directory of the Web site, so we recommend moving this directory to non-system disk to a certain extent to ensure certain security .
However, when we choose to install the system components, you can't define the installation drive letter yourself, so there is this article today. :)
We don't choose to install IIS when installing the system, and you can use the unmanned way to customize the installation IIS 5.0. First confirm that your Windows 2000 installation media is available. The installation media in this example is a disc, so you can create an unattended installation file on your hard drive or floppy disk, this example In the D disk, we will create an Iis5install.txt as an unattended installation file. Let's take a look at the content of the file:
[Components] 'installed components
IIS_COMMON = on 'public file
IIS_INETMGR = ON 'IIS Manager
IIS_WWW = On 'WWW Service
IIS_FTP = ON 'FTP service
IIS Manager IIS_HTMLA = On 'Web Mode
[InternetServer]
Path = "d: / inetsrv" 'COMMON file placement position (if you uninstall the IIS re-hand, the public file is still the same as the position remains unchanged)
PathftProot = "d: / inetpub / ftproot" 'FTP root path
Pathwwwroot = "d: / inetpub / wwwroot" 'WWW root path
After the file is stored, run "sysocmgr /i:%windir%/inf/sysoc.inf /u :d:/iis5install.txt",
There will be no prompt boxes, the system will automatically install IIS, and the scripts directory will be invalid in the D disk.
If you need to install more IIS components, the following is a more detailed unattended installation file:
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; This is an es, unattended Installation File
; IIS, MTS, AND INDEX Server Are ON
; Target Path SHOULD BE NEW DIRECTORY
Adminpassword is blank. [Unattended]
UnattendMode = fullunatted
Oempreinstall = NO
TargetPath = *
FileSystem = LeaveAlone
[UserData]
Fullname = "Your user name"
Orgname = "Your Organization Name"
Computername = "computername"
[Guiunatted]
Timezone = "004"
Adminpassword = *
Autologon = YES
[LicenseFilePrintData]
Automode = "PERSERVER"
Automs = "0"
[Display]
Bitsperpel = 4
XResolution = 800
YResolution = 600
VREFRESH = 70
[Networking]
InstallDefaultComponents = YES
[Identification]
JoinWorkgroup = Workgroup
Turns Nt Components On OR OFF
[Components]
IIS_COMMON = ON
IIS_INETMGR = ON
IIS_WWW = ON
IIS_FTP = ON
IIS_HTMLA = ON
IIS_DOC = ON
IIS_PWMGR = ON
IIS_SMTP = ON
IIS_SMTP_DOCS = ON
MTS_CORE = ON
MSMQ = OFF
TerminalServices = OFF
Reminst = OFF
CERTSRV = OFF
RStorage = OFF
Indexsrv_system = on
CERTSRV_CLIENT = OFF
CERTSRV_SERVER = OFF
CERTSRV_DOC = OFF
[InternetServer]
; WITHOUT THESE Keys Specified Iis Will Use The Default Settings
Note That the path is location for inetsrv, The Core Iis Programs and FILES.
PATH = D: / SecureLocation
PathftProot = E: / inetpub / ftproot pathwwroot = E: / inetpub / wwwroot
