Re: IIS in Win98 ?

From: Carroll (unknown_at_noplace.com)
Date: 04/16/04 

Date: Fri, 16 Apr 2004 14:38:08 GMT

Sambar server is pretty good and seems to be quite robust. You can run
multiple servers on one system as long as you run them on different ports.
When I was using Sambar as my web server on my Windows 2000 Pro I would run
Sambar on Port 80 and run IIS on port 8080. Windows 2000 Pro only supports
10 concurrent connections so I ran all my HTML pages on Sambar and when
someone would request an ASP page it would connect to port 8080. But just
now I read that Sambar when configured properly can run ASP. Also if you
want to create stream audio, Analog X has the solution you are looking for
on the Simple Server Shout
(http://www.analogx.com/contents/download/network/ssshout.htm). Again PWS
does not have very many options to choose from where Sambar Server has lots
of really great options such as: Search, Perl, Server Logs and much more. 

-- 
Regards,
Carroll
"matt" <matt@mattsteinruck.com> wrote in message
news:A4273324-0534-453D-AD0E-64BE76C30AF2@microsoft.com...
> this is a total newbie question...im learning as i go, thanks for bearing
with me.
>
> trying to install the shoutcasp interface for shoutcast streaming audio
through winamp....
> all that's superfluous...the install/config instructions specify that:
> You must allow the Services "IIS Admin Service" and "World Wide Web
Publishing Service" to "Interact with Desktop"
>
> it's refers to accessing the IIS Admin Service through the Administrative
Tools...in Win2000.
> im running Win98SE, and cant even figure out if i have this IIS thing on
my system or not, or where to go to configure it in the way they specify.
>
> I've installed the Personal Web Server (PWS), but the configuration
options seem limited, and im not sure if that comes with this IIS thing.
>
> Can you give me a clue about
> 1. How i can tell if i have IIS on my system?
> 2. Where i can go to do the config they're asking for?
>
> thank you.