You are one of the Web hosting administrators for your company’s e-commerce environment.
You are trying to configure a Web server called WEBSRV01 running Windows Server 2003
Standard Edition. WEBSRV01 currently hosts three different Web sites, two of which only offer
static content and one that uses Active Server Pages.
How can you enable Web services for your server so that it will allow you to offer up the different
types of content as required on each of the Web sites hosted on the server, using the least
amount of administrative effort and maintaining a high level of security on the base OS of the
server?
Select the best answer.
A.
Use the Configure Your Server Wizard to configure the server in the Application Serve role by
using the default settings provided.
B.
Use the Configure Your Server Wizard to configure the server in the Web server role b using
the default settings provided.
C.
Add the IIS service via the Control Panel and Add/Remove Windows Components. Then,
install the service and dynamic content by manually configuring all of the required settings.
D.
Use the Configure Your Server Wizard to configure the server in the Application Serve role,
and manually choose the options for dynamic content.
E.
Add the IIS service via the Control Panel and Add/Remove Windows Components. Then,
install the service and dynamic content using the default settings provided when prompted.