Thread: general server development

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In Windows 2000 Server and previous versions of Windows server operating systems, IIS is installed by default as part of the operating system. In Windows XP and Windows Server 2003, IIS is not installed by default; you can add it using the Add/Remove Windows Components option of Add or Remove Programs in Control Panel. (In Windows Server 2003, you can install IIS using the Application Server component.)

It might be impractical for you to work with IIS for reasons such as the following:

You are developing ASP.NET Web pages while working with Windows XP Home Edition, which does not support IIS.

You do not want to host a Web server on your computer (for example, on your home network) for security reasons. Running a Web server such as IIS requires that you perform extra steps to help secure the server and that you are vigilant about installing the latest security updates.

Corporate policy does not allow you to install certain server components such as IIS.