TechNet Webcast: Internet Information Services 7.0 in Windows Server "Longhorn" (Level 300)  

Be one of the first to see all the amazing changes coming in the new, redesigned Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS) version 7.0 in Windows Server code name "Longhorn." In this webcast, we focus on IIS 7, its new modular architecture, distributed configuration system, powerful new administration tools, and detailed diagnostic and troubleshooting capabilities. Find out what you need to know about this powerful Web server tool.

Presenters: Isaac Roybal, Product Manager, Microsoft Corporation, and Bill Staples, Product Unit Manager, Microsoft Corporation

Isaac Roybal is the product manager for Windows Server, where his responsibilities include all Web-related issues in Windows Server. Isaac began his IT career more than 10 years ago, when he worked as a systems engineer with Microsoft Windows NT 3.51 and Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS) version 4.0. Before joining the Windows Server group, Isaac was an operations program manager for the Microsoft Office Internet Platform group, building and designing various systems and services.

Bill Staples has led the Internet Information Services (IIS) team at Microsoft for the past six years. A longtime Web enthusiast, Bill began his involvement with the Web community in the early nineties, developing solutions with rudimentary Common Gateway Interface (CGI) applications running on Apache and Linux systems. He has worked on Web technologies running on platforms ranging from Sun Solaris to Microsoft Windows, using dynamic scripting technologies such as ColdFusion, Perl, Active Server Pages (ASP), and Microsoft ASP.NET.