On the Delegated Administration Console menu bar, click
Manage Organization.
If you are already in the organization for which you want to
create a Web site, skip this step. If the organization for which
you want to create a Web site appears in the Organization
Name list, click its name. Otherwise, on the navigation bar,
click the navigation button to navigate
quickly in this organization, and then click the organization you
want.
In the left navigation pane, click Manage Services.
Click Internet Services.
In the left navigation pane, click Create Web Site.
In Web site name on the Create Web Site page,
type the name of the Web site.
Important
You must specify a unique name in the hosting domain for this
Web site. If you create a Web site with the same name as an
existing Web site, the Web server might be unable to start one of
the Web sites. If both Web sites are started, there will be name
resolution conflicts between the two sites, and users might be
directed to the wrong site.
For a Web site that will share an Internet Protocol (IP)
address with other Web sites, in Host Header, type the host
header name, for example www.fabrikam.com. For Web sites that will
have a dedicated IP address, leave this field blank.
Click Create.
Update Complete appears in the top-left section of the
IIS Summary page, and the new Web site appears in the
Site Name list.
Configure the settings on this page as described in the
following table:
Setting
Description
Performance tuning
Select the option that corresponds with the number of hits per
day that this Web site will handle. This setting optimizes Web
server performance for the number of hits you select. You can
adjust this setting based on actual usage data from your Web site
log files.
Bandwidth throttling
(Only service provider administrators can configure this
setting.) To enable this feature, select the Enable bandwidth
throttling check box, and then type the maximum number of
kilobytes per second (KBps) you want Internet Information Services
(IIS) to use for this Web site. For more information, see
"Throttling Bandwidth" in the Internet Information Services 5.0
product documentation at the Microsoft
Web site(http://www.microsoft.com/).
Process throttling
(Only service provider administrators can configure this
setting.) To enable this feature, select the Enable process
throttling check box, and then in Maximum CPU use: (%),
specify the maximum CPU use for this Web site as a percentage of
available CPU. For more information, see "Throttling Processes" in
the Internet Information Services 5.0 product documentation at the
Microsoft Web site(http://www.microsoft.com/).
In the left navigation pane, click Home Directory.
Select the check boxes of the Web server permissions that you
want to apply to this Web site, as described in the following
table:
Item
Description
Script source
Allow users to access source files, including the source code
for scripts, such as scripts in Active Server Pages (ASP)
applications. If Read is also selected, source files can be
read. If Write is also selected, users can write to source
files.
Read
Allow users to view directory content, file content, and
properties on the Web site.
Write
Allow users to change directory content, file content, and
properties on the Web site.
Directory browsing
Allow users to view file lists and collections on the Web
site.
Enable Parent Paths
Allow an ASP page to allow paths relative to the current
directory (using the ..\ notation).
Important
When enabled, this setting constitutes a potential security
risk because an include path can access critical or confidential
files outside the application's root directory.
In the Execute Permissions list box, select the
permission you want to apply to the default application for this
Web site, as described in the following table:
Permission
Description
None
Do not run executables or scripts, such as ASP applications, on
this Web site.
Scripts only
Run only scripts, such as ASP applications, on this Web
site.
Execute
Run both executables and scripts, such as ASP applications, on
this Web site.
In Default document file name, type the file names of
the default documents, or default home pages for this Web site.
Separate file names with a comma.
To enable the default documents, select the Enable default
document check box.
To enable a document footer, select the Enable document
footer check box.
If you want to configure a document footer, in Document
footer file name, type the document footer file name.
In the left navigation pane, click Authentication
Methods.
Select the check boxes of the authentication methods you want
to apply to this Web site, as described in the following
table:
Item
Description
Anonymous access
Gives users access to the Web site without prompting them for a
user name or password.
Basic authentication
An industry-standard method, defined in the HTTP specification,
for collecting user name and password information. It passes
passwords in an unencrypted form, so is not recommended unless you
are confident that the connection between the user and the Web
server is secure.
Integrated Windows authentication
Also called Windows NT Challenge/Response. A secure form
of authentication because the user name and password are not sent
across the network.
To enable content expiration, select the Enable Content
Expiration check box.
To disable content expiration, clear the Enable Content
Expiration check box.
To configure content expiration options, do one of the
following:
To prevent content from being cached on users' computers,
select Expire Immediately.
To specify how long content is cached on a user's computer
before it is refreshed, select Expire after, and then
specify the amount of time that you want the content to be
cached.
In the left navigation pane, click Server Extensions
2002.
Select the Add SharePoint Team Services check box.
In Administrator's Username, type the user name of the
FrontPage administrator, and then click Save.
Notes
To perform the task described in the preceding steps, you must
have one of the roles displayed when you click Who can perform
this task at the top of this page.
For more information about roles, see "Understanding roles and
privileges" in Related Topics. If you are not sure what your role
is, ask your Delegated Administration Console administrator.
Before you can create a Web site, you must first register the
appropriate IIS resources. For instructions, see "Register IIS
resources" in the installation documentation located in the root
folder on the Microsoft Provisioning System product CD. For a
single computer configuration, see install_single.htm. For a
multi-computer configuration, see install_multi.htm. For complete
Web services administration procedures, see Delegated
Administration Console Help.