TechNet Webcast: Exploring the Future of Web Development and Management with Internet Information Services (IIS) 7.0 (Level 200)  

Explore the new Web development and management capabilities that will be available to administrators and developers with the release of Internet Information Services 7.0 (IIS 7) for Windows Vista and Windows Server code-named "Longhorn". In this webcast, we demonstrate the key changes in IIS 7. Come see how the new componentized Web server architecture enables you to customize IIS for a particular application by adding and removing IIS modules or replacing them with your own. Learn how the new configuration system makes distributed configuration of IIS settings possible, and how you can now use the xcopy command-line tool to copy IIS configuration and content to remote servers. We also describe some of the new diagnostics and instrumentation features that make it much easier to diagnose and troubleshoot application and server issues.

Presenter: Bill Staples, Product Unit Manager, IIS, Microsoft Corporation

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.

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