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IIS win2k installation
Ok... no Anti points please, u gotta love newbies!?!?
I wana install IIS (web server) on a Box and then secure it up before stickin it on the net, i gotta copy of Win 2k pro, and a hub is it possible to stick the win2k on the box connect it to a hub and then view a web site on the web server via the hub?
+ if im not talking complete rubbish here :p has ne1 got ne tips on how to first set up IIS with win 2k and then on How to secure it?
+ Or should i say try 2 secure it... Microsoft ummm...
Ru$kb0y.
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Hey Ru$kboy. Welcome to AO. I did a quick search on Google and found an MS article on Securing IIS . It's on Microsoft's Knowledge Base. Also, I believe there are some resources here on AO that may answer this as well. You can try a search from the home page. You'd be surprised what kind of information you'd find. AO is a great place to harvest resources, but you have to be able to research it. Good luck with your webserver. ;)
t2k2
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Ru$k,
If you'd like, I can post the doc that I hand out to our NetAdmins on how to lock down an IIS install. Just let me know and I will pop it up here on this thread.
Regards.
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Thehorse: I would like to see that document.
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t2k2 thanks for the link gotta lot of useful info off it...
+ Thehorse, the doc will be good2... thanks d00d.
Ru$kb0y.
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...1-FD755D23CDEC
This is a little tool i found by using *Google* it will disable some features, to prevent security breaches.
Ru$kb0y...
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OK gang, here is a link to the guide that I wrote. Do I have to mention that I take no responsibility if something gets hosed?! :-)
http://www.citlink.net/~sdiscini/
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No problem at all. I'm glad I could help. ;)
t2k2
Edit: Yep, the lockdown tool is great. URLScan is included in that, and it blocks and logs things like unicode attacks and what not...