IIS7 on Server Core

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IIS su Server Core? Sì, è possibile!

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We recently announced the addition of IIS7 to the Server Core installation of Windows Server 2008 (formerly known as Longhorn Server). Server Core is an important evolution of our server product and will include a variety of roles, such as print server

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re: IIS7 on Server Core

bills — Tue, 05 Jun 2007 17:59:24 GMT

Eli: yep, notepad.exe works just fine on server core.

re: IIS7 on Server Core

bills — Tue, 05 Jun 2007 17:53:46 GMT

Hi Dave - unfortunately the remote administration service also requires the .NET framework, so it won't be supported until we get .NET on there.

re: IIS7 on Server Core

Frederic Dumesle — Tue, 05 Jun 2007 14:27:54 GMT

II7 without .NET support is very bad. Please provide a clear schedule on .NET availability on Core. It must include full powershell support. You cannot evangelize core versus Linux without powershell. This should a requirement from the beginning. Good Luck

re: IIS7 on Server Core

Dave — Tue, 05 Jun 2007 14:02:36 GMT

I am really interested to see how this feature works out in the long run, so far it seems great especially for specialized servers. However I am curious about one thing, obviously there would be no local gui administration tools, but will remote gui based tools still be usable or do those rely on the shell itself also? While I am a big fan of command line tools, occasionally you just need to dive into the gui to get some things done or to troubleshoot a problem.

re: IIS7 on Server Core

Eli Allen — Tue, 05 Jun 2007 13:54:52 GMT

somewhat off topic but Notepad.exe doesn't have a dependancy on the shell? Sounds like .net for server core would require a new .net framework in the sense that the compile would have to target a cutdown framework that is lacking all the wrappers as Fernik mentions. Without that it would be too easy to accidentaly use part of the framework that wouldn't work but if they do that hopefully that framework would be usable on all OSes to be able to get IIS to use that while other .net apps can use the normal framework making testing easier.