A set of Internet-based services for Windows machines, sometimes refers to as Internet Information Services or System. Originally IIS was supplied as part of the Option Pack for Windows NT to expand it's capabilities to include the ability to serve web pages. Subsequently, IIS was integrated with Windows 2000 and Windows Server 2003. The current version is IIS 6.0 and includes servers for FTP, SMTP, NNTP and HTTP/ HTTPS. For more information, visit Microsoft's Internet Information Services web page. Abbreviation: IIS.
A network file and application server that supports multiple protocols. Primarily, Internet Information Server transmits information in Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) pages by using the Hypertext Transport Protocol (HTTP).
An Internet server that is used for Windows NT/2000 operating systems. The programs on the server are used to build and manage web sites.
Microsoft's Web server for the NT environment.
IIS is the main web server application that runs on Microsoft Windows(tm). It is included free with Windows XP Professional(tm) and Windows 2000 Professional(tm) as well as all of the server operating system software produced by Microsoft. The ASP scripting language is built-in to the server software and no configuration is necessary to run ASP scripts on this web server.
IIS (Internet Information Server) is a group of Internet server (Web or Hyper Text Transfer Protocol, FTP, and Gopher) and other capabilities for Microsoft's Windows NT and Windows 2000 Server operating systems
The Microsoft Internet server product designed for implementing and managing content sites for TCP/IP-based networks and client access. Microsoft Proxy Server integrates fully with IIS and Microsoft Windows NT Server.
The name for Microsoft's webserver. It works with server versions of Microsoft's operating systems, and was first developed for Windows NT Server. Starting...
Microsoft's network file and application server. IIS is primarily used to support transmission of HTML pages using the HTTP protocol.
web server from Microsoft.
