After completing IIS 4: Architecture and Components the user should be able to:

	Choose the appropriate technology or feature to resolve specific problems
	Choose an implementation strategy for an Internet or intranet site for stand-alone servers single-domain environments and multiple-domain environments
	Select between anonymous and user-specific access for a site and if necessary choose either basic authentication or Windows NT Challenge/Response security
	Explain how Windows NT server and IIS components interact

Static Content Delivery Architecture

	Internet Information Server architecture
	Architecture and components
	Establishing a connection
	Authenticating a client
	Processing of client requests

Dynamic Content Delivery Architecture

	Applications and architecture
	Putting it together

FTP and HTTP Features

	FTP features
	HTTP features

Application Delivery and Database Access

	Microsoft Transaction Server
	Microsoft Message Queue Server
	Database access features

IIS System Administration

	IIS administration architecture
	Windows NT administration tools
	Content manipulation features
	Performance management
	Logging support
	Fault tolerance

Components and Implementation Strategies

	Microsoft SMTP service
	Microsoft NNTP service
	Choosing an implementation strategy

This course has the following features:

	Exercises that allow users to practice in Internet Information Server 4.0
	A file containing the text of the exercises
	Simulations that allow users to practice course skills even if they don't have access to Internet Information Server 4.0
	A glossary
	A Skill Assessment

	Previous courses in or experience with NT Server administration
	IIS 4: Internet Information Server Basics (IISC01)

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