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4sysops - Server Core supports IIS7 in the Windows Server 2008 June CTP-Does it make sense?

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re: IIS7 on Server Core - June CTP build released!

overred — Thu, 05 Jul 2007 04:02:50 GMT

good but my pc cann't install it

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re: IIS7 on Server Core - June CTP build released!

Cannot wait — Fri, 29 Jun 2007 08:50:55 GMT

Oh yes, the affinity, CPU control, pool control and similar especially for multihomed environments should make this even more attractive. Some Winsock2 overhaul would be ideal so we can cater for Web and internal I/O without any synchronisation on any path. Cheers

re: IIS7 on Server Core - June CTP build released!

Been waiting for this for far too long — Fri, 29 Jun 2007 08:39:13 GMT

Having posted on a wrong blog entry I'll enter it here too :-)

Again, this is great, great, great news. I would be shocked if you guys could please check out what Dare has posted on Google infrastructure.

Being thin and having an extremelly low memory footprint (thin as in NT 3.51 or 4.0 or similar) is certainly the way forward. No shell, no page faults, no RPC rountrips, no hangs, no WMI, nothing that eats stability or exposes more surfaces.

PE 2.0 is a great start but not enough.

People are building their own boxes and out of Linux pieces and it is all about cost and overhead and total control. I hope this attempt, long overdue, finally nails it

Also having MSMQ infrastructure iincluded (please, please without any AD or Domain controller RPC synchronicity) along with fastest path to net I/O (whether HTTP(S), TCP with easy stream crypto or even some forms of reliable multicast PGM or anything) should be a HUGE selling point.

I have posted the below on the wrong blog :

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I cannot believe it, no plans for .NET framework: AWESOME! YES!

If you guys could only get the footprint down to under 32MB on core install that would be even more cool.

Please, please, please make this OS the fastest and thinnest by default.

No WMI either please.

No junk that isn't required, so we have an answer to Linux.

No RPC or AD or shell junk that blocks the entire box. Or a CD-ROM or floppy disk hang Windows is famous for. No Name Resolution by default would be GREAT!

We only need the fastest TCP/IP and HTTP stack on the planet (and lowest latency otherwise what's it the point).

Cheers.

re: IIS7 on Server Core - June CTP build released!

bills — Wed, 27 Jun 2007 23:12:03 GMT

Hi Aaron -

Yes, the new ftp server (www.iis.net/.../default.aspx) supports FTP over SSL and will be installable on server core. The current beta only supports beta 3, and will not install on this latest CTP, but will be updated in the future. The built-in FTP server does not support FTP/SSL, however.

re: IIS7 on Server Core - June CTP build released!

Aaron Fleming — Wed, 27 Jun 2007 22:22:59 GMT

SSL supported in the FTP service with IIS 7 ?

re: IIS7 on Server Core - June CTP build released!

bills — Wed, 27 Jun 2007 15:40:13 GMT

Hi Seth -

The plan for the FTP7 server is to ship it as a web download. Unfortunately, due to resource / schedule constraints it did not make the cut-off for Windows 2008. It will run on Vista, however, as well, once we release it.

re: IIS7 on Server Core - June CTP build released!

Seth Wolf — Wed, 27 Jun 2007 15:35:25 GMT

Do you know if the FTP for IIS7 module has be integrated in this version of the Server 2008 build? In the previous, beta 3, the new FTP was a separate download.