How to open IIS Express 10.0 in windows server 2008r2.?

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Hi all,

i download web platform installer and install "IIS Express 10.0" it's successfully installed in "C:\Program Files\IIS Express" Directory. Now i have to open IIS Express 10.0 and configure my website.

Please help.
thanks in advance.

Posted 17-Oct-15 0:47am

PravinPrajapati

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phil.o 17-Oct-15 6:51am

If you already have a Windows Server version with a configurable IIS instance, why did you install express version?
Moreover, we cannot help, because you did not explain your problem. If it is just to know how to build a website from scratch, I suggest you to search for some tutorial on the web, because a Quick Answers forum is not the place for a complete tutorial.

Andy Lanng 17-Oct-15 8:00am

Further to Phil.o's comment: IIS Express usually refers to an instance of IIS that is used by VS which is installed with VS. It's kinda like a VM version (as in, it emulates IIS). To install IIS 8.5 (server 2012R2), you need to install it from the "Add Service users or roles" menu in the server manager. Google it. There's load out there

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