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You will now see the Installation Progress screen, similar to the one shown in Figure 13.16.. When the installation is complete, you will see the Installation Results shown in Figure 13.

10 You will now see the Installation Progress screen, similar to the one shown in

Figure 13.16

Figure 13.15 List of Features to Be Installed

11 When the installation is complete, you will see the Installation Results shown in

Figure 13.17 After viewing the installation results, click Close.

Figure 13.16 Installation Progress

12 Now you should see Server Manager, showing that you have one role installed, that being

Web Server (IIS), as shown in Figure 13.18

Figure 13.17 Installation Results

13 To verify that the installation was a success, just as in Vista, you can test using

http://localhost You should see the same screen as previously shown in Figure 13.6

Just as in previous versions of IIS, we can install the server via the user interface, whether through Vista’s Programs and Features or Longhorn Server’s Server Manager These methods are probably the easiest forms of installation Now we will examine installing IIS 7.0 via the command line using

PKGMGR.EXE

Installing with PKGMGR.EXE

Since Windows 2000, administrators have been able to install optional features via sysocmgr.exe Now, with both Windows Vista and Longhorn Server, command-line installation is done using pkgmgr.exe This tool can install features directly from the command prompt or even from an XML fi le, which

we will cover in unattended installations

PKGMGR.EXE works with Windows Vista Home Premium, Business, Ultimate, and Longhorn Server editions Here is the syntax for pkgmgr.exe:

Start /w pkgmgr.exe /iu:update1, update2…

Figure 13.18 Web Server (IIS) Installed

And these are the commands for pkgmgr.exe:

■ /iu:{update name}; Specifi es updates to install

■ /uu:{update name}; Specifi es updates to uninstall

■ /n:{unattended XML}; Specifi es the fi lename of the unattended XML fi le

Using start /w

Running pkgmgr.exe without the start /w prefi x will cause pkgmgr to return without

the administrator knowing when the optional feature(s) installation has completed

Now we will install IIS 7.0 with the default features using pkgmgr.exe Just as before, you must

have administrator rights or access to the local administrator’s password while using the runas

command:

1 In Windows, open a command window as shown in Figure 13.19

Figure 13.19 A Command Window in Vista