# INDEX

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## ~

### ~ftpsvc~.ckm files (annotation, FTP)

Creating Annotation Files

## A

### Access check boxes

Access Check Boxes

### Access Control Lists (ACLs)

NTFS File Security

### Access, controlling

Access Check Boxes
Controlling Access by Username
Internet Service Permissions
Setting File Access
Setting User Access with User Manager for Domains
Username Authentication

### Accessing databases, WWW

How the Internet Database Connector Works

### Account information

Account Information

### Account policies, making strict

Maintain Strict Account Policies

### Accounts

Allowing Anonymous Access with the IUSR_computername Account
Controlling Access by Username
Maintain Strict Account Policies
Preventing Intrusion by Setting Up User Accounts
The IUSR_computername Account
The Service Property Sheet

### ACLs

NTFS File Security

### Activity, session

Configuring Logging
The Logging Property Sheet

### Adapter card, network

Installation Requirements
Unbind Unnecessary Services from Your Internet Adapter Cards

### Adding entire intranet to the Internet

Integrating Your Intranet with the Internet

### Administering Web servers

Administering Servers with Internet Service Manager
Using a Browser to Administer Peer Web Services

### Administrative tools

Setting User Access with User Manager for Domains
Tracking Problems with Event Viewer

### Administrator group

Limit the Membership of the Administrator Group

### Alias, path for Internet service users

Configuring Content Directories

### Annotation files, creating

Creating Annotation Files

### Anonymous directory, using

Using the Anonymous Directory

### Anonymous logons

Allowing Anonymous Access with the IUSR_computername Account
Controlling Access by Username
The Service Property Sheet

### API

Creating the Applications or Scripts

### API (ISAPI)

Creating the Applications or Scripts

### Applet, Control Panel

Installing Peer Web Services
Run Only the Services that You Need
The Network Applet
The ODBC Applet
The Services Applet
Unbind Unnecessary Services from Your Internet Adapter Cards

### Applications on Web servers

Installing Your Application on Your Web Server

### Applications, dynamic, using with Web servers

Associating Interpreters with Applications
Common Gateway Interface
Creating the Applications or Scripts
Installing Your Application on Your Web Server
Internet Server API
Publishing Dynamic Applications
Running Your Application
Security Implications

### Applications, installing

Installing Your Application on Your Web Server

### Assistant for Microsoft Word

Authoring HTML Files

### Associating interpreters

Associating Interpreters with Applications

### Auditing, enabling

Enable Auditing

### Authentication

Controlling Access by Username
Requiring a Username and Password
The Service Property Sheet

### Authoring HTML pages

Authoring HTML Files
Authoring Web Pages with Database Access

### Automatically open new log, Logging property sheet

Automatically open new log

## B

### Basic authentication

Controlling Access by Username
Requiring a Username and Password

### Bindings feature

Unbind Unnecessary Services from Your Internet Adapter Cards

### Boxes, Directories property Sheet

Access Check Boxes

### Browser requests

Browser Requests
Request Syntax

### Browsers

What is Internet Explorer?

### Browsing directories

Directory Window
Disable Directory Browsing
Setting the Default Document and Directory Browsing

## C

### Card, adapter, network

Unbind Unnecessary Services from Your Internet Adapter Cards

### Certificate

How to Acquire an SSL Digital Certificate

### CGI

Common Gateway Interface
Creating the Applications or Scripts
Internet Service Permissions
Security Considerations for Executables

### Challenge/Response password authentication

Controlling Access by Username
Requiring a Username and Password

### Change Directory button dimmed

Installing Peer Web Services

### Checklist, Windows NT

Running Other Network Services
Windows NT Configuration Checklist
Windows NT Security Checklist

### Choose Licensing Mode Dialog box

Installing Peer Web Services

### Choosing an Internet Connection

How to Choose the Right Internet Connection

### Choosing passwords

Choose Difficult Passwords

### Client services, other Internet services

Other Internet Client Services

### Clients, FTP

FTP Clients

### Commands

Associating Interpreters with Applications
Converting Log File Formats
How to Acquire an SSL Digital Certificate
Internet Sites
MIME Type Configuration

### Commands, performing

Publishing Information and Using a Database

### Common Gateway Interface (CGI)

Creating the Applications or Scripts

### Common log file format

Converting Log File Formats

### Compact disc, installation

Contents of the Compact Disc
Installing Peer Web Services

### Computer names

Using Computer Names and LMHOSTS
Using Computer Names with WINS Servers

### Computers

Contents of the Compact Disc

### Configuration and operation suggestions

Suggestions for SSL Configuration and Operation

### Configuration checklist

Windows NT Configuration Checklist

### Configuration, Windows NT

Windows NT Configuration Checklist
(see also HOSTS, using domain names, World Wide Web (WWW))

### Configuring

Setting the Home Directory
Account Information
Automatically open new log
Configuring a Single Content Directory
Configuring Content Directories
Configuring FTP Logon
Configuring Logging
Controlling Access by Username
Creating Annotation Files
Disable Directory Browsing
Enable Logging
Filename
Home Directory
How to Acquire an SSL Digital Certificate
Internet Sites
Intranet Sites
Log file directory
Log to File
Logging Limits
Securing Data Transmissions with Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)
Setting Listing Style
Setting Read and Write Permission
Special Directories in the Home Directory
Suggestions for SSL Configuration and Operation
The Network Applet
Using the Anonymous Directory
Using Username Directories
Virtual Directory
Windows NT Configuration Checklist

### Configuring content directories

Configuring Content Directories

### Configuring for multiple content directories

Access Check Boxes
Account Information
Configuring Content Directories
Home Directory
Virtual Directory

### Configuring for security purposes

Controlling Access by Username
Disable Directory Browsing
How to Acquire an SSL Digital Certificate
Securing Data Transmissions with Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)
Suggestions for SSL Configuration and Operation
Windows NT Configuration and Security Checklists
(see also Intranet)

### Configuring for single content directories

Configuring a Single Content Directory

### Configuring sites

Internet Sites
Intranet Sites

### Configuring the server's host name

Windows NT Configuration Checklist

### Configuring Windows NT, for security purposes

Allowing Anonymous Access with the IUSR_computername Account
Check Permissions on Network Shares
Choose Difficult Passwords
Enable Auditing
Limit the Membership of the Administrator Group
Maintain Strict Account Policies
NTFS File Security
Preventing Intrusion by Setting Up User Accounts
Requiring a Username and Password
Run Only the Services that You Need
Running Other Network Services
Unbind Unnecessary Services from Your Internet Adapter Cards
Windows NT Security Checklist

### Connecting to the Internet via an ISP

Installing Peer Web Services
Windows NT Configuration Checklist

### Connection timeout, Service property sheet

The Service Property Sheet

### Connections

How to Choose the Right Internet Connection
Installation Requirements
Installing Peer Web Services
Internet Connection Types
The Service Property Sheet

### Contacting an ISP

Installing Peer Web Services
Windows NT Configuration Checklist

### Content directories

Access Check Boxes
Account Information
Configuring Content Directories
Home Directory
Virtual Directory

### Content directories, multiple

Access Check Boxes
Account Information
Configuring Content Directories
Home Directory
Virtual Directory

### Content directories, single

Configuring a Single Content Directory

### Content files

Home Directory

### Contents of the installation compact disc

Contents of the Compact Disc

### Control Panel

Installing Peer Web Services
Run Only the Services that You Need
The Network Applet
The ODBC Applet
The Services Applet
Unbind Unnecessary Services from Your Internet Adapter Cards

### Controlling access by username

Controlling Access by Username
Username Authentication

### Converting Log File Formats

Converting Log File Formats

### Convlog command

Converting Log File Formats

### Create Internet Account dialog box

Installing Peer Web Services

### Creating Tag Files

Creating Tag Files

### Creating applications or scripts

Common Gateway Interface
Creating the Applications or Scripts
Internet Server API

### Creating HTML links

Using URLs and Creating HTML Links for Intranets

### Creating interactive applications

Common Gateway Interface
Internet Server API

### Creating system data sources

Installing ODBC and Creating System Data Sources

### Cryptography

Securing Data Transmissions with Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)

## D

### Data Source Names (DSNs)

Installing ODBC and Creating System Data Sources

### Data transmissions, securing

Securing Data Transmissions with Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)

### Database access

Authoring Web Pages with Database Access
How the Internet Database Connector Works
Publishing Information and Using a Database

### Database Connector, Internet

Authoring Web Pages with Database Access
Dynamic Pages
How the Internet Database Connector Works
Installing Your Application on Your Web Server

### Defaults

Directory Window
Internet Sites
Setting the Default Document and Directory Browsing
The Network Applet

### Default document setting

Directory Window
Setting the Default Document and Directory Browsing

### Default gateways

The Network Applet

### Devices and routers

General Networking Issues

### DHCP servers, using in TCP/IP networks

Using DHCP in Your Intranet

### Digital certificate, SSL, obtaining

How to Acquire an SSL Digital Certificate

### Directories

Setting the Home Directory
Access Check Boxes
Account Information
Configuring a Single Content Directory
Configuring Content Directories
Directory Window
Disable Directory Browsing
Home Directory
Internet Service Permissions
Setting File Access
Setting the Default Document and Directory Browsing
Virtual Directory

### Directories property sheet

Access Check Boxes
Account Information
Configuring Content Directories
Directory Window
Disable Directory Browsing
Home Directory
Setting the Default Document and Directory Browsing
Virtual Directory

### Directories, configuring

Setting the Home Directory
Creating Annotation Files
Setting Listing Style
Setting Read and Write Permission
Special Directories in the Home Directory
Using the Anonymous Directory
Using Username Directories

### Directory and file permissions

Internet Service Permissions
Setting File Access

### Directory browsing setting, Directories property sheet

Directory Window
Disable Directory Browsing
Setting the Default Document and Directory Browsing

### Directory listing pages

Directory Listings

### Disabling directory browsing

Disable Directory Browsing

### DLLs

(see Dynamic-Link Libraries)

### DNS

(see Domain Name System)

### DNS registration

Installation Requirements
IP Addresses and DNS

### DNS servers, using domain names

Using Domain Names with DNS Servers

### Document setting, default (Directories property sheet)

Directory Window
Setting the Default Document and Directory Browsing

### Documentation, CGI

Creating the Applications or Scripts

### Domain

The Network Applet

### Domain Name System (DNS)

Installation Requirements
IP Addresses and DNS
The Network Applet
Using Domain Names with DNS Servers

### Domain names and IP addresses

IP Addresses and DNS
Windows NT Configuration Checklist

### DSNs

(see Data Source Names)

### Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) servers, using in TCP/IP

Using DHCP in Your Intranet

### Dynamic pages

Dynamic Pages
Publishing Dynamic Applications

### Dynamic-Link Libraries (DLLs)

Creating the Applications or Scripts

## E

### Editing HTML pages

Authoring HTML Files

### EMWAC, log file format

Converting Log File Formats

### Enable logging, Logging property sheet

Enable Logging

### Encrypted password transmission support

Requiring a Username and Password

### Encryption

Securing Data Transmissions with Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)

### Error status

Configuring Content Directories

### European Microsoft Windows NT Academic Centre (EMWAC), log file format

Converting Log File Formats

### Event logs, viewing (Event Viewer)

Tracking Problems with Event Viewer

### Everyone group

Controlling Access by Username
NTFS File Security

### Execute check box

Access Check Boxes

### Explorer

What is Internet Explorer?

### Extension (HTX) files

Authoring Web Pages with Database Access
How the Internet Database Connector Works

## F

### Field length limits

Logging Limits

### File Manager, setting directory and file permissions

Internet Service Permissions
Setting File Access

### File system (NTFS) security

NTFS File Security
NTFS Permissions
Setting File Access

### File Transfer Protocol (FTP) service

How to Publish Information

### Filename extensions, associating interpreters

Associating Interpreters with Applications

### Files

Associating Interpreters with Applications
Authoring Web Pages with Database Access
Creating Annotation Files
Creating Tag Files
Home Directory
How the Internet Database Connector Works
How to Acquire an SSL Digital Certificate
Including Other Files with the Include Statement
Internet Service Permissions
Interpreting Item Types
Setting File Access
Suggestions for SSL Configuration and Operation
Tag Files
Unattended Setup When Installing from a Network Directory
Using Computer Names and LMHOSTS
Using Domain Names and HOSTS
Windows NT Configuration Checklist

### Filters, ISAPI

Installing Your Application on Your Web Server
Internet Server API

### Finding Further Information

Finding Further Information

### Firewalls

Integrating Your Intranet with the Internet

### Fractional T1 leased connection type

Internet Connection Types

### Frame Relay leased connection type

Internet Connection Types

### FTP clients

FTP Clients

### FTP service

Setting the Home Directory
Configuring FTP Logon
Configuring Logging
Creating Annotation Files
FTP Clients
How to Publish Information
Installing Peer Web Services
Internet Service Permissions
Setting Listing Style
Setting Read and Write Permission
Special Directories in the Home Directory
Unbind Unnecessary Services from Your Internet Adapter Cards
Using the Anonymous Directory
Using the FTP and Gopher Services
Using Username Directories
What is the FTP Service?
Windows NT Configuration Checklist
(see also Services)

### FTP service, installing & removing

Unbind Unnecessary Services from Your Internet Adapter Cards

### FTP service, overview

How Does the FTP Service Work?

### FTP service, setting read and write

Setting Read and Write Permission

## G

### Gateways, default

Internet Sites
The Network Applet

### Gopher service

Creating Tag Files
How to Publish Information
Installing Peer Web Services
Interpreting Item Types
Tag Files
(see also Services)

### Gopher service, configuring

Configuring the Gopher Service
Interpreting Item Types

### Gopher service, directory and file permissions

Require secure SSL channel

### Gopher service, installing

Installing Peer Web Services

### Gopher service, overview

What is the Gopher Service?

### Granting or denying access

Username Authentication

### Groups

Allowing Anonymous Access with the IUSR_computername Account
Controlling Access by Username
Limit the Membership of the Administrator Group
NTFS File Security
Setting User Access with User Manager for Domains

### Guests group

Allowing Anonymous Access with the IUSR_computername Account
Controlling Access by Username

## H

### Help files, installing

Installing Peer Web Services

### Home directory

Home Directory

### Home directory, setting

Setting the Home Directory

### Home pages

What is the Internet?

### Host names

The Network Applet
Windows NT Configuration Checklist

### HOSTS, using domain names

Using Domain Names and HOSTS
Windows NT Configuration Checklist
(see also Configuration, Windows NT)

### How to provide information on a Web site

How to Publish Information

### How to read log files

How to Read Log Files

### How to test your Peer Web Services installation

How to Test Your Peer Web Services Installation

### HTML

Authoring HTML Files
Authoring Web Pages with Database Access
Directory Listings
Dynamic Pages
How the Internet Database Connector Works
Including Other Files with the Include Statement
MIME Type Configuration
Publishing Dynamic Applications
Publishing HTML and Other File Formats
Static Pages
Using URLs and Creating HTML Links for Intranets
What is the Internet?

### HTML Administrator

Using a Browser to Administer Peer Web Services

### HTML and other file formats

Publishing HTML and Other File Formats

### HTML links, creating for intranets

Using URLs and Creating HTML Links for Intranets

### HTML pages

Authoring HTML Files
Authoring Web Pages with Database Access

### HTTP variables

HTTP variables

### Httpodbc.dll

How the Internet Database Connector Works

### HTX

Authoring Web Pages with Database Access
How the Internet Database Connector Works

### HTX filename extension

Authoring Web Pages with Database Access
How the Internet Database Connector Works

### Hyperlinks

What is the Internet?

### HyperText Markup Language (HTML)

Preparing Information for Publishing

## I

### IDC

Authoring Web Pages with Database Access
How the Internet Database Connector Works

### IDC filename extension

How the Internet Database Connector Works

### Include file statement

Including Other Files with the Include Statement

### Installation

How to Test Your Peer Web Services Installation
Installation Overview
Installation Requirements
Installing Peer Web Services
Unattended Setup When Installing from a Network Directory

### Installing

How to Test Your Peer Web Services Installation
Installation Overview
Installation Requirements
Installing Peer Web Services
Installing ODBC and Creating System Data Sources
Installing Your Application on Your Web Server
Unattended Setup When Installing from a Network Directory
Unbind Unnecessary Services from Your Internet Adapter Cards
Windows NT Configuration Checklist

### Installing applications

Installing Your Application on Your Web Server

### Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN)

How to Choose the Right Internet Connection
Internet Connection Types

### Integrating your intranet with the Internet

Integrating Your Intranet with the Internet

### Interactive applications, using with Web servers

Associating Interpreters with Applications
Common Gateway Interface
Creating the Applications or Scripts
Installing Your Application on Your Web Server
Internet Server API
Publishing Dynamic Applications
Running Your Application
Security Implications

### Internet

Authoring HTML Files
Authoring Web Pages with Database Access
Converting Log File Formats
Creating the Applications or Scripts
Directory Window
Dynamic Pages
How the Internet Database Connector Works
How to Choose the Right Internet Connection
How to Publish Information
Installing Peer Web Services
Installing Your Application on Your Web Server
Integrating Your Intranet with the Internet
Internet Sites
IP Addresses and DNS
Monitoring Your Server with Performance Monitor
Other Internet Client Services
What is Internet Explorer?
What is the Internet?
Windows NT Configuration Checklist

### Internet Assistant for Microsoft Word

Authoring HTML Files

### Internet connections

How to Choose the Right Internet Connection

### Internet Database Connector (IDC)

Authoring Web Pages with Database Access
Dynamic Pages
How the Internet Database Connector Works
Installing Your Application on Your Web Server

### Internet Explorer

How to Test Your Peer Web Services Installation
Installing Peer Web Services
Internet Explorer
Requiring a Username and Password
What is Internet Explorer?
What is the FTP Service?

### Internet Log Converter

Converting Log File Formats

### Internet Server Application Programming Interface (ISAPI)

Common Gateway Interface
Creating the Applications or Scripts
Dynamic Pages
Internet Server API
Internet Service Permissions

### Internet servers, creating a subnet

Internet Sites

### Internet Service Manager

Access Check Boxes
Administering Servers with Internet Service Manager
Configuring Content Directories
Configuring Logging
Directory Window
Disable Directory Browsing
General Networking Issues
Installing Peer Web Services
Property Sheets
Report View
Servers View
Services View
Setting the Default Document and Directory Browsing
The Advanced Property Sheet
The IUSR_computername Account
The Logging Property Sheet
The Service Property Sheet

### Internet Service Provider (ISP), connecting to the Internet

Installing Peer Web Services
Windows NT Configuration Checklist

### Internet sites

Internet Sites

### Internet Protocol (IP) addresses

Directory Window

### InterNIC

IP Addresses and DNS

### Interpreters, associating with dynamic applications

Associating Interpreters with Applications

### Interpreting item types

Interpreting Item Types

### Intranet

Integrating Your Intranet with the Internet
Intranet Sites
Using URLs and Creating HTML Links for Intranets
(see also Configuring for security purposes)

### Intranet sites

Intranet Sites

### Intranet, defined

What is an Intranet?

### IP addresses

Installation Requirements
IP Addresses and DNS
The Network Applet
Windows NT Configuration Checklist

### IP addresses and DNS

IP Addresses and DNS

### ISAPI

(see Internet Server Application Programming Interface)

### ISDN

(see Integrated Services Digital Network)

### ISP, connecting to the Internet

Windows NT Configuration Checklist

### Iusr_computername account

Allowing Anonymous Access with the IUSR_computername Account
Controlling Access by Username
Directory Window
The IUSR_computername Account
The Service Property Sheet

## K

### Key certificate

Acquiring a Certificate

### Key file

How to Acquire an SSL Digital Certificate
Suggestions for SSL Configuration and Operation

### Key Manager

How to Acquire an SSL Digital Certificate
Acquiring a Certificate

### Key pair

How to Acquire an SSL Digital Certificate
Suggestions for SSL Configuration and Operation

## L

### LAN

(see Local Area Network)

### Leased lines

Internet Connection Types

### Legacy services, older protocols

Using the FTP and Gopher Services

### Licensing mode

Installing Peer Web Services

### Links, creating for intranets

Using URLs and Creating HTML Links for Intranets

### Links, HTML, creating for intranets

Using URLs and Creating HTML Links for Intranets

### Listing style, setting for FTP service

Setting Listing Style

### LMHOSTS

Using Computer Names and LMHOSTS
Windows NT Configuration Checklist

### LMHOSTS file

Using Computer Names and LMHOSTS
Windows NT Configuration Checklist

### LMHOSTS, using computer names

Using Computer Names and LMHOSTS

### Local Area Network (LAN)

Installation Requirements
Windows NT Configuration and Security Checklists

### Log Converter

Converting Log File Formats

### Log file directory, Logging property sheet

Log file directory

### Log file directory, setting

Log file directory

### Log file name, Logging property sheet

Filename

### Log files

Converting Log File Formats
How to Read Log Files
Tracking Problems with Event Viewer

### Log on requirements, configuring

Configuring FTP Logon

### Log to File, Logging property sheet

Log to File

### Logging

Automatically open new log
Configuring Logging
Converting Log File Formats
Enable Logging
Filename
How to Read Log Files
Log file directory
Log to File
Logging Limits
The Logging Property Sheet

### Logging field length limits

Logging Limits

### Logging on to FTP servers

What is the FTP Service?

### Logging server activity

Automatically open new log
Configuring Logging
Enable Logging
Filename
Log file directory
Log to File
Logging Limits

### Logging to a file

Log to File

### Logons, anonymous

Allowing Anonymous Access with the IUSR_computername Account
Configuring FTP Logon
Controlling Access by Username
The Service Property Sheet

## M

### Mail services, Internet

Other Internet Client Services

### Management Information Bases (MIBS)

SNMP Monitoring

### Masks, subnet

The Network Applet

### Maximum connections, Service property sheet

The Service Property Sheet

### Measuring Internet service use

Monitoring Your Server with Performance Monitor

### MIBS

SNMP Monitoring

### Microsoft Internet Explorer

Installing Peer Web Services
What is Internet Explorer?

### Microsoft Internet Information Server, about

What are Peer Web Services?

### Microsoft Internet Server API (ISAPI)

Creating the Applications or Scripts

### Microsoft Internet Service Manager

Microsoft Internet Service Manager

### Microsoft Peer Web Services

Installing Peer Web Services

### Microsoft Word, Internet Assistant

Authoring HTML Files

### MIME type configuration

MIME Type Configuration

### Minimizing

Run Only the Services that You Need

### Monitor

Monitoring Your Server with Performance Monitor

### Monitor, Performance

Monitoring Your Server with Performance Monitor

### Monitoring, SNMP

SNMP Monitoring

### Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions (MIME)

MIME Type Configuration

## N

### Name resolution

Name Resolution Systems
Using Computer Names and LMHOSTS
Using Computer Names with WINS Servers
Using Domain Names and HOSTS
Using Domain Names with DNS Servers
Windows NT Configuration Checklist

### Names

The Network Applet

### Network

Administering Servers with Internet Service Manager
Check Permissions on Network Shares
General Networking Issues
Installation Requirements
Internet Sites
Intranet Sites
Other Internet Client Services
The Network Applet
Unbind Unnecessary Services from Your Internet Adapter Cards

### Network applet

The Network Applet
Unbind Unnecessary Services from Your Internet Adapter Cards

### Network Information Center (InterNIC)

IP Addresses and DNS

### Network News Transfer Protocol (NNTP)

Other Internet Client Services

### Networks

Internet Sites
Intranet Sites
Using DHCP in Your Intranet

### News services, Internet

Other Internet Client Services

### NNTP

Other Internet Client Services

### NT File System (NTFS) file security

NTFS File Security
NTFS Permissions
Setting File Access

## O

### ODBC

(see Open Database Connectivity)

### ODBC applet

The ODBC Applet

### ODBC, installing

Installing ODBC and Creating System Data Sources

### Older (legacy)

Using the FTP and Gopher Services

### Open Data Base Connectivity (ODBC)

How the Internet Database Connector Works
Installing Peer Web Services
Installing ODBC and Creating System Data Sources
Logging Limits
The ODBC Applet

### Other client services

Other Internet Client Services

### Overview

Configuring Content Directories
Configuring Logging
Creating the Applications or Scripts
Enable Logging
Installation Overview
Internet Explorer
Name Resolution Systems
Preventing Intrusion by Setting Up User Accounts
Property Sheets
Publishing Dynamic Applications
Running Your Application
Tag Files
What is the FTP Service?

## P

### Packet filtering

General Networking Issues

### Packets

General Networking Issues

### Pages, HTML (or Web)

Authoring HTML Files
Authoring Web Pages with Database Access
Directory Listings
Dynamic Pages
Including Other Files with the Include Statement
MIME Type Configuration
Publishing Dynamic Applications
Publishing HTML and Other File Formats
Static Pages
What is the Internet?

### Password authentication

Requiring a Username and Password

### Passwords

Choose Difficult Passwords
Controlling Access by Username
Requiring a Username and Password
The Service Property Sheet

### Passwords, choosing difficult ones

Choose Difficult Passwords

### Peer Web Services

Browser Requests
Directory Listings
Dynamic Pages
How Peer Web Services Security Works
How to Test Your Peer Web Services Installation
Installation Overview
Installation Requirements
Installing Peer Web Services
Installing Your Application on Your Web Server
Monitoring Your Server with Performance Monitor
Request Syntax
Static Pages
Unattended Setup When Installing from a Network Directory

### Peer Web Services, described

How Do Peer Web Services Work?
What are Peer Web Services?

### Peer Web Services, uses

What Can I Do with Peer Web Services?

### Performance

Monitoring Your Server with Performance Monitor

### Performance Monitor

Monitoring Your Server with Performance Monitor

### Performance Summary

Monitoring Your Server with Performance Monitor

### Permissions

Internet Service Permissions
Setting File Access
Setting Read and Write Permission

### Permissions, assigning

Internet Service Permissions

### Permissions, checking on network shares

Check Permissions on Network Shares

### Policies

Maintain Strict Account Policies
Preventing Intrusion by Setting Up User Accounts

### Programs, dynamic, using with Web servers

Associating Interpreters with Applications
Common Gateway Interface
Creating the Applications or Scripts
Installing Your Application on Your Web Server
Internet Server API
Publishing Dynamic Applications
Running Your Application
Security Implications

### Property sheets

Access Check Boxes
Account Information
Configuring Content Directories
Configuring Logging
Directory Window
Disable Directory Browsing
Home Directory
Property Sheets
Setting the Default Document and Directory Browsing
The Advanced Property Sheet
The IUSR_computername Account
The Logging Property Sheet
The Service Property Sheet
Virtual Directory

### Protocol and Connectivity Utilities

Windows NT Configuration Checklist

### Protocols

Browser Requests
General Networking Issues
Internet Sites
MIME Type Configuration
Other Internet Client Services
Securing Data Transmissions with Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)
The Network Applet
Using DHCP in Your Intranet
Using the FTP and Gopher Services
Windows NT Configuration Checklist

### Providing files

How to Publish Information

### Publishing content

Authoring HTML Files
Including Other Files with the Include Statement
MIME Type Configuration
Publishing HTML and Other File Formats

### Publishing HTML and other file formats

Publishing HTML and Other File Formats

### Publishing on an intranet

Installation Requirements
Integrating Your Intranet with the Internet
Name Resolution Systems
Using Computer Names and LMHOSTS
Using Computer Names with WINS Servers
Using DHCP in Your Intranet
Using Domain Names and HOSTS
Using Domain Names with DNS Servers
Using URLs and Creating HTML Links for Intranets

### Publishing on the Internet

How to Choose the Right Internet Connection
How to Publish Information
Installing Peer Web Services
IP Addresses and DNS
Other Internet Client Services
Windows NT Configuration Checklist

## R

### Read

Access Check Boxes

### Read and write permission, setting

Setting Read and Write Permission

### Read check box, Directories property sheet

Access Check Boxes

### Reading log files

How to Read Log Files

### Regedt32

Associating Interpreters with Applications
MIME Type Configuration
Property Sheets

### Registering IP addresses

Installation Requirements
IP Addresses and DNS

### Registering IP addresses, DNS

Installation Requirements
IP Addresses and DNS

### Registry Editor

Associating Interpreters with Applications
MIME Type Configuration
Property Sheets

### Reinstalling

Installing Peer Web Services

### Remote Administration of Peer Web Services

Administering Servers with Internet Service Manager
Using a Browser to Administer Peer Web Services

### Report view, Internet Service Manager

Report View

### Request file (Request.req)

How to Acquire an SSL Digital Certificate

### Request syntax

Request Syntax

### Request.req

How to Acquire an SSL Digital Certificate

### Require secure SSL channel check box, Directories property sheet

Access Check Boxes

### Requirements, Installing Peer Web Services

Installation Requirements

### Resolution, name

Name Resolution Systems

### Resolving to IP addresses, using LMHOSTS file

Using Computer Names and LMHOSTS

### Responses

Directory Listings
Dynamic Pages
Static Pages

### Root directories (home), Directories property sheet

Home Directory

### Routable

General Networking Issues

### Route command

Internet Sites

### Routers and security devices

General Networking Issues

### Running applications

Associating Interpreters with Applications
Running Your Application
Security Implications

### Running dynamic applications on Web servers

Security Implications

### Running other network services

Check Permissions on Network Shares
Run Only the Services that You Need
Unbind Unnecessary Services from Your Internet Adapter Cards

## S

### Scripts, dynamic, using with Web servers

Associating Interpreters with Applications
Common Gateway Interface
Creating the Applications or Scripts
Installing Your Application on Your Web Server
Internet Server API
Publishing Dynamic Applications
Running Your Application
Security Implications

### Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) security

Access Check Boxes
How to Acquire an SSL Digital Certificate
Securing Data Transmissions with Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)
Suggestions for SSL Configuration and Operation

### Securing data transmissions with SSL

Securing Data Transmissions with Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)

### Security

Allowing Anonymous Access with the IUSR_computername Account
Check Permissions on Network Shares
CGI Applications
Choose Difficult Passwords
Controlling Access by Username
Disable Directory Browsing
Enable Auditing
General Networking Issues
How Peer Web Services Security Works
How to Acquire an SSL Digital Certificate
Limit the Membership of the Administrator Group
Maintain Strict Account Policies
NTFS File Security
Preventing Intrusion by Setting Up User Accounts
Requiring a Username and Password
Run Only the Services that You Need
Running Other Network Services
Securing Data Transmissions with Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)
Security Implications
Setting User Access with User Manager for Domains
Suggestions for SSL Configuration and Operation
Unbind Unnecessary Services from Your Internet Adapter Cards
Username Authentication
Windows NT Security Checklist

### Security checklist

Running Other Network Services
Windows NT Security Checklist

### Security implications

Security Implications

### Security, Windows NT

Running Other Network Services
Windows NT Security Checklist

### Server

Installing Peer Web Services

### Server activity, configuring

Automatically open new log
Configuring Logging
Enable Logging
Filename
Log file directory
Log to File

### Server activity, logging

Automatically open new log
Configuring Logging
Enable Logging
Filename
Log file directory
Log to File
Logging Limits
The Logging Property Sheet

### Server API (ISAPI)

Creating the Applications or Scripts

### Server drivers, installing

Installing ODBC and Creating System Data Sources

### Servers

Administering Servers with Internet Service Manager
Installation Requirements
Internet Sites
Publishing Dynamic Applications
Security Implications
Servers View
Using Computer Names with WINS Servers
Using DHCP in Your Intranet
Using Domain Names with DNS Servers
Windows NT Configuration Checklist

### Servers view

Servers View

### Servers, using domain names

Using Domain Names with DNS Servers

### Servers, using dynamic applications

Publishing Dynamic Applications
Security Implications

### Service

The IUSR_computername Account
The Service Property Sheet

### Service property sheet

The IUSR_computername Account
The Service Property Sheet

### Service Provider (ISP)

Installing Peer Web Services
Windows NT Configuration Checklist

### Services

Installing Peer Web Services
Run Only the Services that You Need
Services View
The Services Applet
Using the FTP and Gopher Services
(see also FTP Service, Gopher Service)

### Services, unbinding unnecessary ones from network cards

Unbind Unnecessary Services from Your Internet Adapter Cards

### Services applet

Installing Peer Web Services
Run Only the Services that You Need
The Services Applet

### Services view

Services View

### Session activity, configuring

Configuring Logging

### Setting permissions for files and directories

Internet Service Permissions
Setting File Access

### Setting home directory for FTP service

Setting the Home Directory

### Setting up user accounts

Allowing Anonymous Access with the IUSR_computername Account
Choose Difficult Passwords
Limit the Membership of the Administrator Group
Maintain Strict Account Policies
Preventing Intrusion by Setting Up User Accounts
Requiring a Username and Password

### Setup program, starting

Installing Peer Web Services

### Shares, checking permissions

Check Permissions on Network Shares

### Shares, network, checking permissions

Check Permissions on Network Shares

### Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP)

Other Internet Client Services

### Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)

SNMP Monitoring

### Single content directories

Configuring a Single Content Directory

### Sites, configuring

Internet Sites
Intranet Sites

### Slow links

Internet Connection Types

### SMTP

Other Internet Client Services

### SMTP

(see Simple Mail Transfer Protocol)

### SNMP

SNMP Monitoring

### Special directories, adding

Special Directories in the Home Directory

### SQL

Installing ODBC and Creating System Data Sources
Publishing Information and Using a Database

### SQL Server drivers

Installing ODBC and Creating System Data Sources

### SSL

How to Acquire an SSL Digital Certificate
Securing Data Transmissions with Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)
Suggestions for SSL Configuration and Operation

### SSL digital certificate, obtaining

How to Acquire an SSL Digital Certificate

### SSL security

Access Check Boxes
How to Acquire an SSL Digital Certificate
Securing Data Transmissions with Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)
Suggestions for SSL Configuration and Operation

### Starting services

The Services Applet

### Starting the Setup program

Installing Peer Web Services

### Static pages

Static Pages

### Subnet for multiple Web servers, creating

Internet Sites

### Subnet masks

The Network Applet

### Summary, Peer Web Services

Monitoring Your Server with Performance Monitor

### Syntax

Browser Requests

### System Data Source Names (DSNs)

Installing ODBC and Creating System Data Sources

## T

### T1 leased connection type

Internet Connection Types

### T3 leased connection type

Internet Connection Types

### T32.exe

MIME Type Configuration

### T32.exe, associating interpreters with applications

Associating Interpreters with Applications

### T32.exe commands

Property Sheets

### Tag files

Creating Tag Files
Interpreting Item Types
Tag Files

### TCP/IP

General Networking Issues
Internet Sites
The Network Applet
Using DHCP in Your Intranet
Windows NT Configuration Checklist

### TCP/IP Protocol and Connectivity Utilities

Windows NT Configuration Checklist

### Testing Peer Web Services installation

How to Test Your Peer Web Services Installation

### Transmissions, data, securing

Securing Data Transmissions with Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)

## U

### Unattend.txt

Unattended Setup When Installing from a Network Directory

### Unattended setup

Unattended Setup When Installing from a Network Directory

### Unbinding unnecessary services from network cards

Unbind Unnecessary Services from Your Internet Adapter Cards

### UNC names

Installing Peer Web Services

### Uniform Resource Locators (URLs)

Browser Requests
Using URLs and Creating HTML Links for Intranets
What is the Internet?

### Universal Naming Convention (UNC) names

Installing Peer Web Services

### Uploading files

What is the FTP Service?

### URL syntax

Browser Requests

### URLs

Browser Requests
Using URLs and Creating HTML Links for Intranets
What is the Internet?

### Usenet

Other Internet Client Services

### User accounts

Allowing Anonymous Access with the IUSR_computername Account
Controlling Access by Username
Preventing Intrusion by Setting Up User Accounts
Setting User Access with User Manager for Domains
The IUSR_computername Account
The Service Property Sheet
Username Authentication

### User Manager for Domains

Preventing Intrusion by Setting Up User Accounts
Setting User Access with User Manager for Domains

### User rights

Preventing Intrusion by Setting Up User Accounts

### Username

Controlling Access by Username
Username Authentication

### Username directories, using

Using Username Directories

### Using CGI

Common Gateway Interface

### Using computer names

Using Computer Names with WINS Servers

### Using DHCP in TCP/IP networks

Using DHCP in Your Intranet

### Using DHCP servers

Using DHCP in Your Intranet

### Using ISAPI

Common Gateway Interface
Internet Server API

### Using URLs

Using URLs and Creating HTML Links for Intranets

### Using User Manager for Domains

Setting User Access with User Manager for Domains

### Utilities

Windows NT Configuration Checklist

## V

### Views, Internet Service Manager

Servers View
Services View

### Viewing log files in databases

(see also Commands)

### Virtual directories

Directory Window
Setting the Default Document and Directory Browsing
Virtual Directory
Windows NT Configuration Checklist

## W

### Web

Publishing Dynamic Applications
What is Internet Explorer?
Windows NT Configuration Checklist

### Web, using dynamic applications

Publishing Dynamic Applications
Security Implications

### Windows Internet Name Service (WINS) servers

Using Computer Names with WINS Servers

### Windows NT

Controlling Access by Username
Internet Service Permissions
Monitoring Your Server with Performance Monitor
NTFS File Security
NTFS Permissions
Preventing Intrusion by Setting Up User Accounts
Requiring a Username and Password
Run Only the Services that You Need
Running Other Network Services
Setting File Access
Setting User Access with User Manager for Domains
The Network Applet
The ODBC Applet
The Services Applet
Tracking Problems with Event Viewer
Unbind Unnecessary Services from Your Internet Adapter Cards
Windows NT Configuration Checklist
Windows NT Security Checklist

### Windows NT Challenge/Response

Controlling Access by Username
Requiring a Username and Password

### Windows NT checklist

Windows NT Configuration Checklist

### WINS servers

Installation Requirements
Using Computer Names with WINS Servers

### WINS servers, using computer names

Using Computer Names with WINS Servers

### World Wide Web (WWW)

Controlling Access by Username
Disable Directory Browsing
How the Internet Database Connector Works
How to Acquire an SSL Digital Certificate
Installing Peer Web Services
Internet Service Permissions
Publishing Dynamic Applications
Publishing Information and Using a Database
Requiring a Username and Password
Securing Data Transmissions with Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)
Security Implications
Suggestions for SSL Configuration and Operation
Windows NT Configuration Checklist
(see also Configuration, Windows NT)

### Write check box, Directories property sheet

Access Check Boxes

### WWW

(see World Wide Web (WWW))

### WWW service

Installing Peer Web Services

### WWW service, for security purposes

Controlling Access by Username
Disable Directory Browsing
How to Acquire an SSL Digital Certificate
Securing Data Transmissions with Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)
Suggestions for SSL Configuration and Operation

### WWW service, installing

Installing Peer Web Services

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