This topic describes common installation scenarios and links to component installation procedures for each scenario.
The primary production configuration is an application server on one machine and a Web server on a separate machine. This configuration is referred to as a remote configuration. Contrast the remote configuration to the local configuration, where the application server and the Web server are on the same machine.
To install and configure the IIS 7 plug-in on Windows 2008, see Configuring Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS).
Creates a configuration script that you run on the application server machine. Install the Web server and its plug-in on a different machine than the application server. This configuration is recommended for a production environment.
Detects the default profile on a local application server machine and creates the Web server definition for it directly. Install the Web server and its plug-in on the same machine with the application server. When multiple profiles exist, the plug-ins installer allows the user to select the profile to configure. If there is only one profile (default), then it is used during configuration. In this case, the profile selection panel will not be displayed to the user. This configuration is for development and test environments.
Select a link to go to the appropriate steps in the following procedure.
See Web server configuration for more information about the files involved in configuring a Web server.
See Plug-ins configuration for information about the logic behind the processing scenarios for the Plug-ins installation wizard.
See Editing Web server configuration files for information about how the Plug-ins installation wizard configures supported Web servers.
See Installing Web server plug-ins for information about other installation scenarios for installing Web server plug-ins.
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