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Managing Websites with IIS Manager (part 3) - The ASP.NET Account Some of the subtlest issues with ASP.NET deployment involve security. When the web server runs your web application, it performs all its work under a specific Windows user account that has a carefully limited set of privileges

Managing Websites with IIS Manager (part 2) - Understanding Application Pools One of the slightly unusual details of website management is that some settings are set on the website itself (on the virtual directory), while others are applied through a feature called application pools.

Managing Websites with IIS Manager (part 1) - Creating a Virtual Directory When IIS is installed, it automatically creates a directory named c:\inetpub\wwwroot, which represents your website. Any files in this directory will appear as though they're in the root of your web server.

Deploying ASP.NET 4 Applications with Visual Studio (part 2) - Copying a Website and Publishing a Website Visual Studio also includes a quick and easy way to transfer your web application files without using a separate program or leaving the design environment.

Deploying ASP.NET 4 Applications with Visual Studio (part 1) - Creating a Virtual Directory for a New Project Visual Studio aims to simplify web application deployment in the same way it simplifies the task of designing rich web pages.

Writing Your First Service in Visual Basic 2008 (part 3) Currently the service is not in an installable state. We have to add the proper components to allow the .NET Framework to install the service and make it compatible with the Win32 subsystem. In the Solution Explorer, right-click Tutorials.vb and select View Designer.

Writing Your First Service in Visual Basic 2008 (part 2) This simple application demonstrates the process of creating a service in Visual Basic 2008; modifying the design template provided by Visual Studio 2008; and creating, building, and then installing the service.

Writing Your First Service in Visual Basic 2008 (part 1) With the Visual Studio 2008 Visual Basic templates, you can quickly and easily get started with the first service. Begin by opening Visual Studio 2008. If you are launching Visual Studio for the first time, you can select the Visual Basic Settings in the Settings dialog box that appears automatically if you want to set help filters and keyboard shortcuts to Visual Basic.