I took out Windows 2003 IIS6 installer

A few days ago, I installed a Windows Server 2003 for my friends. When I came back, I remembered that IIS was not installed. Windows Server 2003 uses IIS6. I remember that I have seen IIS5 downloads on the Internet. If there is IIS6 download, I can download it directly to him. It can also save me from running around. It may be that the search level is not at home, and it has not been found for a long time. Could it not be true for me to let me run again? Of course I am not willing. Download a Windows Server 2003 installation file from the Internet? Friends, but the cat is online, not realistic. The best way is to get IIS6 to him. It seems that I have to do it myself. At the beginning, I thought about using the monitoring software to monitor the files generated in the system after installing IIS6. However, when the registry is monitored, it is really not working. There are too many places to modify the registry. It seems that we have to start from the source. Look at what files are needed to install IIS6, can you collect all the required files together? If you have ideas, here's what to do. Since Windows Server 2003 focuses on network functions, it is not the same as Windows XP. 1. Click the “Start” menu and select the “Manage your server” command. In the pop-up dialog box, select the “Add or Remove Roles” command. In the "Configure your server wizard", select "Application Services" and click "Next". I am here for the completeness of IIS6, " FrontPage Server Extension" and "Enable ASP.NET" are selected, readers can selectively install according to their needs when installing IIS6. Always click “Next> until the dialog box asking for the Windows Server 2003 installation disk appears. Do not insert the Windows Server 2003 installation disk at this time. 2. Click the “OK” button, and the dialog box in Figure 5 will have a More “Browse” button. Click the “Browse” button to list the files required for the current installation in the “filename” list that pops up in the "Find Files" dialog box. Create a new folder named "IIS6", insert the Windows server 2003 & rdquo; installation disk, find the file in the "I386" folder and copy it to the "IIS6" folder. You can see the files you need by navigating to the “IIS6” folder in the “Find Files” dialog box. Select the file and click the “Open” button. 3. IIS6 will continue to prompt for the file not found during the installation process, copy the required files to the “IIS6” folder by the method mentioned in step 2. (Hint: You must copy the file to this folder and open it via the “Find File” dialog box. If you directly locate the CD, you will not be able to determine the required files for IIS6.) IIS6 has more than one hundred files, each This must be determined by this method. It is more than twice as many as IIS5. Therefore, you must have patience during the operation. The files that are extracted are all the files needed to install IIS6. Since it is not installed through the installation disk, we need to locate ourselves when installing. Use the “Browse” button in Figure 6 to navigate to the “IIS6” folder. At this point, our IIS6 is out of the box, it is not difficult to think about it, but it is a little troublesome. As long as you are careful, you can still get it.