Web Server

Internet Information Services (IIS) is the Web service integrated with Windows 2000 Server. You can use IIS to set up a Web or FTP site on your corporate intranet, create large sites for the Internet, or develop component-based programs.

You can run the Virtual Directory wizard to create a new virtual directory for publishing files to your default Web site.

virtual directory
A directory name, used in an address, which corresponds to a physical directory on the server; sometimes called URL mapping.

To start the Virtual Directory wizard
1. Open Internet Services Manager.
2. In the console tree, expand Internet Information Services, expand your server, and click Default Web Site.
3. Click Action, point to New, and click Virtual Directory.

Manage Web services.

Learn more about Internet Information Services.