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Part 1. Add the Web Server role to Windows Server 2008

 

This guide assumes that you have first installed Windows Server 2008 and configured it for Active Directory (AD) and setup a working DHCP server. Steps 1 and 2 of this guide will show you how to setup and configure both the AD role and the DHCP role. Once done you can continue below.

 

If you would like to read the Official Microsoft documentation for setting up IIS with Webdav then please read this

 

 

Add the Web Server role (IIS 7) to Windows Server 2008.

 

Click on Start, choose Server Manager, scroll down to Roles Summary and choose Add roles

 

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at the Before you begin page, click next

 

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in the Server Roles page, click on Web Server IIS

 

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a window will appear notifying you that some required features also need to be installed

 

click on Add required features

 

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at this point you can now click on Next in the Server roles page...

 

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you'll get an Introduction about Web Server IIS and how it integrates with Windows Server, click next to continue

 

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now we have to select the role services to install for IIS

 

under Application Development place a checkmark in ASP.NET

 

an additional window will pop up telling us that the following roles and features are also installed

 

Application Development

ISAPI Extensions

ISAPA Filters

.NET Extensibility

 

Windows Process Activation Service

.NET Environment

 

click on Add Required Role Services

 

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Click on Next when done

 

review the confirmation screen and click Install to continue

 

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Once done review the results pane

 

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click Close to exit

 

The Web Server (IIS) role should now appear in Server Manager Roles Summary.

 

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if you open a web-browser and enter the following address http://localhost you should see the nice IIS 7 welcome screen

 

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Hello...

 

I am in a very strange situation. Help me plz!

 

I followed this fantastic guide and now when i run the System Center Configuration Manager 2007 prerequisite check. I get the following Error

 

 

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I have installed IIS

IIS is enabled.

Webdev is enabled and configured.

I turned off the firewall

I can use net * http//localhost/ without any prob.

 

 

My lab:

 

Server1 - DNS, DHCP, DC, SCCM (windows 2008 std)

Server2 - SQL 2008 (windows 2008 std)

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well i think all the errors are because of where your SQL server is, ie: it's remote...

 

so, why did you set it up with sql on another box ? and have you made sure the firewall is not blocking any sql traffic and..... have you added the SCCM computer account as a local administrator of the SQL box ?

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well i think all the errors are because of where your SQL server is, ie: it's remote...

 

so, why did you set it up with sql on another box ? and have you made sure the firewall is not blocking any sql traffic and..... have you added the SCCM computer account as a local administrator of the SQL box ?

 

tnx anyweb

 

i did everything from scratch and this time it worked fine!

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I had another issue when using Server 2008 R2 x64, and I hope this will help others.

 

After following the first 6 steps in the top post, SCCM would install, but would not create the necessary virtual directories in IIS. After going through logs, here is what I found you have to do.

 

1. Change a few WebDAV settings (refresher: WebDAV, as explained previously, is a part of IIS 7.5, so no download is needed). Go to IIS Manager, Default Web Site, WebDAV, then select "WebDAV Settings..."

  • Allow property queries with infinite depth - TRUE
  • Allow Custom Properties - FALSE
  • Allow anonymous property queries - TRUE

2. Go back to WebDAV authoring rules. Add a new rule: All content - All Users - Read

3. This next step is an installer hack. The installer seems to have permissions issues with the SCCM folder. Go to your Program Files (or Program Files x86 for 64-bit users) and select the SMS_CCM folder's security properties. TEMPORARILY (important this is temporary because we are reducing security here) add Everyone - Full Control.

4. Back in SCCM management console, remove the Management Point role and then add it back.

5. Remove the Everyone group from the folder to restore security.

 

Now you will have IIS virtual directories!

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