70-643 _ Web Service Infrastructure

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Internet Information Services (IIS)

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the built-in web server to Windows servers
that enables you to share information with users on the Internet, an intranet, or
an extranet.

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Although IIS provides the commonly used HTTP/HTTPS, FTP,
and SMTP services, it also integrates ASP.NET, Windows Communication
Foundation, and Windows SharePoint Services.

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TRUE

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The successor to ASP is ASP.NET, which is a Microsoft web application framework used to build dynamic websites, web applications, and XML web services.

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TRUE

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This Configuration Store file contains the .NET settings for the
entire server. In Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008 this file contains all the global settings for .NET-related components and features on IIS Manager 7.0
that server. The settings in this file are inherited by all other .NET con-figuration files, including IIS 7.0 configuration files.

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Machine.config

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Each application on the server has its own web.configfile

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TRUE

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It is the root file of the IIS 7.0 configuration system. When a website is created, a site entry is created in this file

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ApplicationHost.config

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The application-level web.config file applies configuration settings to the
directory in which it resides, as well as to all child folders.

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TRUE

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Settings in child folders can override or modify settings specified in the
web.configfile in the parent directory, unless the settings are locked at the par-ent web.configlevel. For example, a web.configfile may set a particular set-ting to be true at the site level but then in application number three the setting is set to false.

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TRUE

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What services must be halted to stop a web server

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1. Windows Process Activation
Service (WAS)
2. World Wide Web Publishing Service (W3SVC).

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When
you stop WAS and W3SVC, all sessions connected to your web server are
dropped and any in-memory session state is lost. All sites are unavailable until
these services are restarted.

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TRUE

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If you want the server to host multiple websites, you can assign multiple IP
addresses to the network card and then specify individual IP addresses to each
website.

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TRUE

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This specify the IP addresses, ports, and host headers assigned to a website.

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Bindings

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You can assign multiple IP addresses, ports, and host headers to a website.

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TRUE

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A directory name used in a website that corresponds to a
physical directory on the server.

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virtual directory

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Virtual Directory enables you to include directory content
in a site or an application without having to move the content physically into
that site or application directory. It also enables you to reuse the same folder for
multiple sites

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TRUE

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defines a set of resources (a worker process or a set of work-er processes) used by a website or application that sets boundaries for the applications contained and prevents applications in one application pool from affecting applications running in other application pools.

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Application Pool

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If a website or application crashes or has a memory leak
that consumes all the available memory, it doesn’t affect the other sites and applications in other application pools

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TRUE

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In IIS 7.0, application pools run in one of two modes What are these modes

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integrated mode and classic mode

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State the benefits of running in applications in an application pool environment

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Improved server and application performance. You can assign resource-intensive applications to their own application pools so that the performance of other applications does not decrease.

Improved application availability. If an application in one application pool fails, applications in other application pools are not affected.

Improved security. By isolating applications, you reduce the chance that one application will access the resources of another application.

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Most managed applications should run successfully in application pools with integrated mode, but you may have to run in classic mode for compatibility reasons.

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TRUE