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= INVESTIGATION 2: Setting Up A Web Server on Windows Server 20192022=
Setting up an Internet Information Services web server on an Azure VM is incredibly easy, especially in contrast to the Apache setup.
== Part 1: Updating and Securing Windows Server 2019 ==# Spin up your Windows Server VM, and wait until it's fully started up.# In the Azure blade for your Windows Server VM, click on the '''Manage artifacts''' item in the menu bar to the left.# In this new window, click on the '''Apply artifacts''' button. This will bring you to the ''Add artifacts'' screen.# In the ''Add artifacts'' search field, type '''Time''.# Click on '''Set Time Zone''' in the results listing, then click '''Add''' in the next window.# You'll be returned to the ''Add artifacts'' window.# Add the following additional artifacts:## Firefox## Windows Firewall operations – Enable ICMP (Ping)## Installs the latest Windows Updates# You'll be returned to the ''Add artifacts'' window. Simply click '''OK''' to install them.# The ''Manage Artifacts'' window will return, and a new entry for each artifact will appear. Their statuses will cycle through ''Pending'', ''Installing'', and finally ''Succeeded''.# When all artifacts are in a ''Succeeded'' state, move to Part 2. (This may take 10-20 minutes.) == Part 2: Installing and Verifying the IIS Web Server ==
# Spin up your Windows Server VM, and wait until it's fully started up.
# In the Azure blade for your Windows Server VM, add and apply the '''Internet Information Services (IIS)''' artifact.
# When complete, open a browser inside the Windows Server VM, and navigate to <code>http://localhost</code>. You should see the IIS default splash page. Congratulations!
== Part 32: Editing Your IIS Website ==
# First: In a new file explorer window, find the ''View'' menu item near the top, and click ''File name extensions''.
# Next: Open '''Server Manager''' from the Start menu and click on the '''Local Server''' menu bar option.
