On Windows Server 2008 when a user Open Server manager the user can browse the IIS Manager like this --
And the user can see the server and do other stuff.
Now on Windows Server 2012 the IIS Manager can not be found in the same maner i belive, i need to be found by opening Server Manager and than select IIS Manager, like this --
Now the problem is when i open the IIS Manager i can not see my server name and it looks like this ---
I have also check on Add Roles that the IIS Manager is installed ---
Any one have any idea why i can not see my server name on the IIS Manager on Windows Server 2012
What roles/features of IIS are installed on the 2012 server? If IIS is installed correctly, IIS Manager should show the same layout/options on 2012 as you see on 2008.
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I created a VM server 2019 and I don't want my employees to have remote access to the server. But I want them to be able to access the IIS on the server through a windows 10 machine. I went to the IIS manager in the server and added the users to the IIS manager permission through active directory. On my windows 10, I went to control panel-Programs-Turn Windows Feature on or off and enabled the IIS. So what's happening is that they can find the IIS Manager app under the start menu on windows 10, but when they try to open it there's a pop-up asking if want to allow changes to the device, then it asks for their passwords. And after they enter the password a new pop-up comes up saying I need to be an Administrator to use IIS manager. They are not admin to windows 10 and I don't want for them to be admin. Any idea how I can fix this?
Remote administration 1.2 no longer available for download.
Make sure the WinRM IIS Extension is checked and installed on Win Server 2019 (Under "Feature" selection. (Add Roles and Features Wizard)
This is the missing piece that took me an hour to figure out in the latest version.
It sounds like you need to delegate IIS administration to non-admin user.
Then you need to install IIS manager for remote administration 1.2 as lex said. Once you install it, IIS will no longer as for administrator prevelige.
The next you need to do is install IIS management and create IIS manager user. Then you could add your win10's IP to management service IP restirction, so only your win 10 have permission to connect the server.
PS:Please remember to allow 8172 in windows firewall.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/archive/blogs/leesab/delegating-iis-administration-to-domain-users-non-administrators
A few months earlier I could successfully configure Remote IIS Administration for my Azure Web App. After changed the office, I found that after configured the Remote IIS Administration on my new computer, I encountered the following error when I try to click my website:
I use Internet Information Services (Version 10.0.16299.15) and installed IIS Manager for Remote Administration 1.2. And I followed Configure Remote IIS Administration for Microsoft Azure App Service to configure Remote IIS Administration.
I also checked that web app uses Microsoft-IIS/10.0 for now. As IIS Manager for Remote Administration 1.2 noted:
Works With: IIS 7, IIS 7.5, IIS 8, IIS 8.5
Does IIS Manager for Remote Administration not work under IIS 10.0? My previous working computer is Windows 10 and I do not remember the version of IIS, maybe IIS 8.5 or IIS 10.0.
Thanks in advance.
Late answer but for anyone else finding this:
IIS Manager support has been removed from Azure Web Apps.
Reference: https://feedback.azure.com/forums/169385-web-apps/suggestions/34379356-use-iis-manager-to-administrate-web-app
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Azure) responded · February 28, 2019
Thank you for taking the time to submit and vote for this feature
request. The errors were thrown because we no longer support the IIS
manager. Going forward, please edit the web.config manually.
Thanks, Jason
I am using windows server 2012 R2. After installing IIS. my website page still shows remote web access is turned off please tell me how to turn it on.
I can't find any information about IIS on my Azure Websites Dashboard. I checked every panel.
You can see the IIS version and other server information in Kudu on the Environment page under the Server variables heading.
The variable name is SERVER_SOFTWARE, for example my web app has SERVER_SOFTWARE=Microsoft-IIS/8.0
To access Kudu, you can navigate to https://[app-name].scm.azurewebsites.net, or you can look for the Advanced Tools blade under Development Tools:
This information is not available on the Dashboard.
You can simply use the Server Variable "SERVER_SOFTWARE" anywhere in your code:
ViewBag.Message = Request.ServerVariables["SERVER_SOFTWARE"];
Here is the result on Azure Web Sites in West Europe data centre.
I believe the IIS version is dependant on the OS Family / Server version you're using on instance. This is very unqualified but I believe 2008 runs IIS 7, 2012 IIS 8 and 2012 R2 IIS 8.5.
Probably the simplest way is to deploy up a server, RDP into it and find out that way...
HTH
Start > Admin tools > IIS Manager (NOT THE 6.0 MGR) > Help > About..: voila
IIS is version 8.5.. on my windows Server 2012 R2
I just launched my test website in Windows Azure this weekend with a single web role. I didn't see any options to specify what OS to use. It is currently using Server 2008 (IIS 7). According to this article though, Server 2008 R2 web roles are available (IIS 7.5). I want to use some specific functionality of IIS 7.5 - how can I upgrade my web role to use Server 2008 R2?
Just specify osFamily="2" in ServiceConfiguration.cscfg.