Internet Service Manager

After installation of the NT4 Peer Web Server, you MUST check the
configuration to ensure that it had been properly installed:

	When selecting in the "Properties" of the Networking on the tab: "Services" the "Microsoft Peer Web Server" , the button "Properties" is available.
	But it will only tell you to use the "Internet Manager", althought it should state "Internet Service Manager"

	Verify, that the Service select by you are really "Running"
	Once you select a Service by clicking on it, you can use the "tape control buttons" to Start, Stop and Pause the Service. You can then also display the "Properties" of a service (also by a Double-Click)
	tab: Services You should not modify the "TCP Port" settings (otherwise your Web-Browser will not be able to contact this webserver). Note: you are using an NT-system, and although you can configure the service for "Anonymous logon" (which allows anybody to connect, regardless if the username is defined in the NT User Manager or not), NT insists on a Username (and password), therefor the Installation has also created a Username for such Web-usage. DO NOT DELETE THIS USERNAME !
	tab: Directories The location of the www-files ( <Home> ), the definition of the Default Document name, which will be displayed if a user is just defining the URL to this website but not specifying the name of an HTML-file (default: Default.htm ). There are also special directories for storage of scripts and for website administration using a web-browser. To configure more details on such a directory, select it and click on "Edit Properties" (or double-click the directory)
	You could change the location of your Website files. If you intend to store file for Execution (CGI-files, ASP-pages) in this directory, you MUST place the checkmark on "Execute"
	tab : Logging : see below

if you installed the FTP-service:

	tab: Service You should not modify the "TCP Port" settings (otherwise your FTP-client will not be able to contact this webserver). As with WWW-access, you can allow Anonymous access for FTP-client, allowing to connect with any username, but internally NT requires a username, which you MUST NOT DELETE !
	tab: Messages You can define messages to be display by the FTP-Client on connecting, on exiting and in case of connection refusal due to maximum connections.
	tab : Directories The location of the directory on your disk to the files to be accessable via FTP. If you need to change the directory or the Access mode, click on "Edit Properties" or double-click the service. FTP-clients are able to make a directory listing, using the "LS" and "DIR" command. You can define the Listing Style.
	You can change the location for the FTP-files on your disk. Unless WWW-files, which are always just downloaded from the webserver to the client, FTP is able also to UPLOAD files, but this functionality must be activated by putting the check-mark on "Write".

Logging connections to the Web-Server:

tab : Logging Both the WWW and FTP-service allow to create a Log-file for logging any access to the Webserver. You need to monitor this, because if you have activate loging, then these Log-files can grow very large on a bust website, using up a lot of disk-capacity.

There is one item missing in the Webserver provided with NT4 Workstation:
Support for Server-based Scripting : ASP-pages
If you require this functionality:

Web-Server : ASP Upgrade