| | IIS 1.0 | | The Internet Information Server (IIS) is the Microsoft web and FTP server. IIS 1.0 was released for NT 3.51 and was limited in scope. There are other topics that cover IIS 1.0 information such as ISAPI and IDC. |
| IIS 2.0 | | The Internet Information Server (IIS) is the Microsoft web and FTP server. IIS 2.0 was released with NT 4.0 and it's feature set didn't change dramatically from the 1.0 version. There are other topics that cover IIS 2.0 information such as ISAP and IDC. |
| IIS 3.0 | | The Internet Information Server (IIS) is the Microsoft web and FTP server. IIS 3.0 quickly followed IIS 2.0, with many additions including Active Server Pages. There are other topics that cover IIS 3.0 information such as ASP 1.0, ISAPI, and ADO 1.0. |
| IIS 4.0 | | The Internet Information Server (IIS) is the Microsoft web and FTP server. There are other topics that cover IIS 4.0 information such as ASP 2.0, ISAPI, and ADO 1.5. |
| ASP 1.0 | | Active Server Pages (ASP), is an open, compile-free application environment in which you can combine HTML pages, scripts, and ActiveX server components to create powerful Web-based business solutions. ASP 1.0 ships with IIS 3.0, while ASP 2.0 ships with IIS 4.0. There are other topics that cover ASP 1.0 related information such as ADO 1.0, IIS 3.0, ASP Applications, ASP Sessions, and Active Components. If you are looking for an answer to an error message you might want to look in the Errors Topic. |
| ASP 2.0 | | Active Server Pages (ASP), is an open, compile-free application environment in which you can combine HTML pages, scripts, and ActiveX server components to create powerful Web-based business solutions. ASP 1.0 ships with IIS 3.0, while ASP 2.0 ships with IIS 4.0. There are other topics that cover ASP 2.0 related information such as ADO 1.5, IIS 4.0, ASP Applications, ASP Sessions, and Active Components. If you are looking for an answer to an error message you might want to look in the Errors Topic. |
| Data Access | | Active Data Object as they pertain to Active Server Pages. |
| Active Components | | Active Server Components are COM objects that reside on the server and are called by Active Server pages. Usually a compile DLL, Active Server Components can be written in C++, Visual Basic, Delphi, and Java. |
| IIS Registry | | Questions involving the registry and IIS, ASP, and ISAPI |
| Visual InterDev | | Visual InterDev is an HTML editor designed by Microsoft. Visual InterDev main purpose is to make written dynamic HTML page that use Microsoft Technology. Visual InterDev works well with Active Server Pages and Active Data Objects, and is expandable with COM components for custom HTML editing. |
| IDC | | Internet Database Connector (IDC) was released with IIS 1.0 to support dynamically generated pages that queried an ODBC datasource. IDC was limited in functionality and was replaced by Active Server Pages in IIS 3.0. |
| FTP | | Questions relating File Transfer Protocol and IIS. |
| ISAPI Filters | | Questions relating to using and creating ISAPI Filters. |
| Troubleshooting | | Covers known bugs, tips on troubleshooting and the debugging of Active Server pages, ISAPI applications and the Internet Information Server. |
| CGI | | Questions about creating and using Common Gateway Interface executables with IIS |
| Security | | Covers security related issue for the Internet Information Server, Active Server Pages, and ISAPI applications, including authentication, NTLM, and SSL. |
| Cookies | | Cookies were designed outside of the HTTP protocol by Netscape to maintain state across HTML pages. Generally accepted as the only way to tie pages and users together cookies are currently used in all the main browsers. |
| ASPMail | | ASPMail Component is an Active Server Component designed to send email from an Active Server page to an STMP Server. ASPMail is a third party component written by Stephen Genusa. |
| Errors | | Errors returned by ADO, ASP, ODBC, and SQL Server |
| ODBC | | ODBC Questions related to ADO, ISAPI Server Extensions, and ISAPI Filters |
| ASP Application | | An ASP Application is an object that allows Active Server Pages to share information between pages and users. In IIS 3.0 there is only one application for the entire machine. In IIS 4.0 there can be multiple applications on each web site, and multiple web sites per machine. |
| State | | One of the challenges of the HTTP protocol is maintaining state between page requests. There are several ways to do this in IIS including cookies, the session object and other third party objects. |
| ADSI | | ADSI abstracts the capabilities of directory services from different network providers to present a single set of directory service interfaces for accessing and managing network resources. Administrators and developers can use ADSI services to enumerate and manage resources in a directory service, no matter which network environment contains the resource. This can be an LDAP-based, NDS-based, or NTDS-based directory. |
| Email | | Sending and Manipulating Email From ASP and IIS. |
| ISAPI | | Information about the Internet Information Application Protocol Interface. |
| ISAPI Extensions | | Questions relating to using and creating ISAPI Server Extensions |
| XML | | 15 Second's XML section focuses on Server-side XML and XSL processing using ASP. |
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