Networking & Wireless Routers HTTP Web Server

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Networking & Wireless RoutersHTTP Web Server

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TU Networking 3342Dr. Thomas Hicks

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As You Well Know, It Is A Violation Of Academic IntegrityTo Fake The Results On Any Of Your Labs.

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Name This Presentation:Tom-Hicks-6-Router-Wireless-Lab.pptx

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You Will Need Two ComputersFor This

Lab

I Have Connected To Web Server

Client - Server Model

_______ To CS-____

Web Server - Web Server System

ClientBrowser-User

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ConfigurationSuggestion

For CompletionThe Screen Captures

In This Lab

Krypton To CS-3 (Client-Browser) (Your Web Server )

The Client May Be Any System With Remote Desktop, PowerPoint, & A Browser.Sit Down At The Client System Open PowerPoint Lab Remote Desktop Into Your Web Server Start A BrowserYou Can Work On Two Computers (Side By Side) If You Like; But If You Do It This Way, You Will Be Able To Do All Configuration And Screen Captures On One Computer Without Transferring Images Back & Forth!

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Install HTTPFeatures

On Web Server

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Install The Following HTTP Features On Your Server. Replace The Screen Capture Below With Yours.

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Start TheInternet Information

Server (IIS) GUI

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Expand The Web Sites (left) Select The Default Web Site! Replace The Screen Capture Below With Yours.

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The Default Web Server Must Be Started!Check It Out!

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Web Server Configuration

The Default HTTP Directory

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On Your HTTP Server Show The IP In A Command Window. The default HTTP Directory Is c:\inetpub\wwwroot. Open it.

Replace The Screen Capture Below With One Of Your Own!

The HTTP Install Places These Three Files In C:\Inetpub\WWWROOT

Other Applications Sometimes Create This

Directory And Place Files There As Well.

There May Be Other Files And Folders In Your default HTTP Directory; That Is OK; Screen Capture What You

Have!

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Web Server Browser

Logging Into

localhost

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Open A Browser On Your Web Server Enter localhost (That Will Take You To The Local Web Server On This System)


We Now Know That The Web Server Is Working!

If There Were Problems Reaching This Web Server

From A Client, The Problem Might Be

Networking, Firewall,

Or Antivirus Related!

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Client Browser Logging Into Server

IP

(131.194.71.121)

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Open A Browser On Your Client Enter Your Server IP (That Will Take You To The Web Server )



We Know That Networking,

Firewall,Or Antivirus

Did Not Prevent The Connection!

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DNS Fully Qualified

Name (CS-3.CS.Trinity.edu)

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Open A Browser On Your Client Enter Your Server IP (That Will Take You To The Web Server )



We Know That Networking,

Firewall,Or Antivirus

Did Not Prevent The Connection!

We Know That The IP Address Of The Server Is Consistent

With That In The DNS Database.

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IIS Web Server The Default HTTP

Port

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Use IIS You Can Configure The HTTP Port. Most Of The Time We Will Use 80. Find The Place Where You Can Change The Port!

Replace The Captures Below With Yours!

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IIS Web Server The Web Site Home

Directory

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Use IIS There Will Be Times When You Want To Move The Web Site To A Different Drive. Most Of The Time We Will Use C:\Inetpub\wwwroot. Find The Place Where You Can Change The Home

Directory! Replace The Captures Below With Yours!

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3 Files Installed In C:\Inetpub\WWWRoot

With New IIS Install.

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Open Folder C:\Inetpub\WWWRoot.File iistart.htm Is One Of The Default Files That Automatically Load

In The Default Installation. . Replace The Screen Capture Below With Yours.

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Default File TypesInstalled With IIS Web

Server

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Use IIS There Are Normally 5-7 Default IIS Documents; Folder iistart.htm Is One Of The Default Documents.

Replace The Two Captures Below With The One Showing Your Default Documents!

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Change The Default IIS File Names Toindex.asp &index.html

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Use IIS Change The Default To index.html & index.asp As Seen Below!

Replace The Two Captures Below With The One Showing Your Default Documents!

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DNS Fully Qualified

Name No Longer Works!

(CS-3.CS.Trinity.edu)

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The Browser Is Going To The Web Folder On CS-3 (C:\Inetpub\wwwroot) ; Since No File Is Specified, The Web Server Is Looking For

One Named Index.html or Index.asp.Replace The Screen Capture Below With One Of Your Own!

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DNS Fully Qualified

Name Works!

(http://cs-3.cs.trinity.edu/iisstart.htm)

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The Browser Is Going To The Web Folder Will Go To A Specified File.http://cs-3.cs.trinity.edu/iisstart.htm --> File iisstart.htm At The Root

Of Web Server CS-3.CS.Trinity.edu


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IIS Web Server Enable Directory

Browsing

[If There Is No Default File In The Path, Show A Directory

Listing]

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Use IIS Enable Directory Browsing.


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Directory Browsing Is Certainly A Security Risk, But It Often Makes Site Navigation A Bit Easier During The Web Site Design Stage.


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IIS Web Server Create Folder

Original Web Files

[Copy The Three Original Install Files Into That Folder]

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Create C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\Original Web FilesCopy The Three Original Install Files Into That Folder

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IIS Web Server Install Two Web

Editors

FrontPage 2003 &Expression Web

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Go To \\Tucc-Tiger\Software\MicrosoftInstall Both FrontPage 2003 and Expression Web On Your Server.

You May Skip Either Or Both If Already

Installed!

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CreateFile

Me.html

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Use Expression Web To Create A File Called Me.html In Directory C:\InetPub\wwwroot

It Is OK If There Are Other Files In That Directory; Do Not Remove Them.Replace The Screen Capture Below With Yours!

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Router & Ethernet NIC Configurations

CS-1 Static DNS = CS-1.cs.trinity.edu Static IP = 131.194.71.119 Router DNS = CS-8.cs.trinity.edu Router IP = 131.194.71.141







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Open The Me.html With Expression Web!Page Me.html Shall Contain The Information Below; Use Your Name &

System Configuration Info. Use Colors You Like!Replace The Screen Capture With Yours!

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Open The Me.html With Front Page 2003!Page Me.html Shall Contain The Information Below; Use Your Name &

System Configuration Info. Use Colors You Like!Replace The Screen Capture With Yours!

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Client Browser Load File Me.html On Your Web Server!Replace The Screen Capture With Yours!

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IIS Web Server Computer

Management Users & Groups

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Computer Management Display The IIS_USERS Group.

Replace The Screen Capture Below With Yours

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Computer Management Make Sure You Have Users Administrator, thicks, admin, &Your_Self with Administrative Privileges. Make Sure

You Have A Normal User Account Called student

Replace The Screen Capture Below With Yours

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IIS Web Server IIS File

PermissionsC:\Inetpub\WWWRoot

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Display The File Permissions For The Administrator Account.Although You Can Change These Privileges, Those Using Administrator

Account Privileges Have Full Control Of Files. Replace The Screen Capture Below With Yours!

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Display The File Permissions For The Guest Internet User.Although You Can Change These Privileges, Those Using The Internet Guest

Privileges Can Only Read, Execute, & List Files. Replace The Screen Capture Below With Yours!

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Display The File Permissions For All Accounts In The Users Group.Although You Can Change These Privileges, Those With Users Group

Privileges Can Only Read, Execute, & List Files (Unless Designated Individually)

Replace The Screen Capture Below With Yours!

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Do That Which Is Necessary To Provide User thicks Full Control Of WWWRoot & It's Subdirectories


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Do That Which Is Necessary To Provide User admin Full Control Of WWWRoot & It's Subdirectories


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Do That Which Is Necessary To Provide User Your Account Full Control Of WWWRoot & It's Subdirectories

Include The Screen Capture Below !

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IIS Web Server Common

Permissions Problem Demonstration

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Use Front Page To Create A File, Similar To The One Below, On Your Desktop!


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Web Server Open The Desktop File With The Browser (Maybe By Just Double-Clicking On It!. This Is A File Access On The Local

System; This Is Not Using The Web Server To Render The Pages!Replace The Screen Capture Below With Yours!

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Web Server Instead Of Dragging File Testing.html Into Folder C:\inetpub\wwwroot It Is Best To Copy-Paste It. When You Use Copy-Paste The File/Folder Will Always Have The Same Permissions As

The Receiving Directory (C:\inetpub\wwwroot)

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Client Browser Load Your Web Server; Select Testing.html

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Anytime The Page Is Rendered Through The Web Server, It Will Have http Or https In The URL Location

Replace The Capture Below With Yours!

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IIS Web Server Active Server Pages

Configuration

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Enable The Parent Paths & Send Errors To The BrowserReplace The Capture Below With Yours!

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IIS Web Server IIS Error PageConfiguration

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Sending Errors To The Browser Will Not Work Unless You Couple That With The Detailed Errors Below!

Replace The Bottom Right Capture Below With Yours!

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IIS Web Server Create ASP File ASP-Test-1.asp

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Use Either Web Editor To Create A File C:\inetpub\wwwroot\ASP-Test-1.asp


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This Confirms That The

ASP Is Working

Client Load The ASP-Test-1.asp By Way Of Your Web Server!Replace The Screen Capture Below With Yours!

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This File Has An Intentional Error

Had We Not Done The Configuration In The Previous ThreeSections, The Error Message Would Be

Meaningless

Use Either Web Editor To Create A File C:\inetpub\wwwroot\ASP-Test-2.asp


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Client Load The ASP-Test-2.asp By Way Of Your Web Server!Replace The Screen Capture Below With Yours!

This Provides

MeaningfulError

Messages

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