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I am currently looking at upgrading my development environment in an attempt for it to replicate IIS on my production web server. My production web server is new and only recently spun up with windows server 2012 and IIS8.
I am working on a windows 7 machine locally.
Is it possible to install IIS8 on a windows 7 machine?
And if so, how can I go about it?
This is a perfect scenario for a virtual machine. I would install some flavour of virtualization software and install the version of Windows Server that you are using in production on to it. This way, when you run IIS8 it will be in an environment that is much closer to your production web server ;-)
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To be precise i wanted to control a windows host from a Linux command line.
Like executing a command under windows through ssh session or telnet from linux.
Windows doesn't have any inbuilt sshd server like linux.
So i would like to know whether it is possible or not.
You do it with winexe the look at winexe.
The page says it is capable of of running command on Windows NT/2000/XP/2003 systems from GNU/Linux (and possibly also from other Unices capable of building the Samba 4 software package).
I can also tell you that after configuring the windows firewall properly it also works on Windows 7 and Windows server 2008.
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Today I recognized that my tomcat 6.0 has been deployed a strange webapp called jFoler 0.9.
After looking around, I realize that this webapp can upload, download, delete file on the server and computer system also. It also can do some cmd control, so I think it's very dangerous to my company if this happens again.
So how can I protect my server against the hacker?
1 install firewall
2 place tomcat box behind firewall
3 configure firewall to only allow access to port 80 on the tomcat machine to external devices and non admin internal devices.
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Is there any advantage in running JBoss as a windows service rather than running from run.bat? I'm running JBoss 4.0.3.
I'm not very familiar with windows so if someone can explain what the use of a Windows Service is or what the Linux equivalent is it will be very helpful.
The major difference is when JBoss is started. Using run.bat implies that someone has to log on to launch it, which is not ideal for 24x7 server software. As a Windows Service, JBoss would start automatically as the PC boots, without the need for anyone to log in (or any other human intervention).
Find out more about the benefits (and peculiarities) of Windows Services in the Windows Services FAQ.
The main benefit from my view, is that jboss will start automatically when the os boots. Otherwise you must log in, at least, and even though it could start as a login start event.
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I normally have Windows Server on my portable for compatability issues while writing code, that is, i get to develop on a portable server. Now i need to update either to 2008 R2 or Windows 7 64 (any flavor) and i am leaning toward windows 7, but i am unsure the true differences between the to IIS's. I do install several IIS objects, such as ASPEmail, ASPPDF, ASPUpload, Lanapsoft Captcha and a few others. They all work well in 2008 R2 and i am concerned that they may or may not work inside of Windows 7
I'd say you can pretty much replace Vista with Windows 7 and 2008 with 2008 R2 in this article.
http://learn.iis.net/page.aspx/479/iis-70-features-and-vista-editions/
The various controls and libraries you mention should almost certainly work as long as you aren't trying to host many concurrent users due to the request limits.
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I have a Virtual Machine with MOSS 2007 (Enterprise), VS2008 and SQL 2005.
I want to start exploring 2010. I need to know what I need to get started.
Can I donwload 2010 beta from Microsoft Site? Can I just install it without any conflicts with existing setup?
Thanks.
Yes, you can download the beta from MSDN.
It only supports 64 bit. You should provide yourself at least 6GB of RAM for decent performance. You can install it on Win 7, Windows Server 2008 SP2, or Windows Server 2008 R2. You can use SQL Express or install SQL Server 2008 separately. If you use SQL Server, you will need to install CU2.