Improvements to IIS 7.5 in Windows Server 2008 R2

According to Microsoft's roadmap, the official version of the next-generation server operating system, Windows Server 2008 R2, will be released in 2010. Although Microsoft has separated Win Server 2008 R2 as the next-generation server operating system after Win 2008, it can be seen from the naming number that this is not a product update like "from Win2003 to Win2008". Win 2008 product upgrade.

Windows Server Roadmap

Although R2 and Win 2008 are in the same vein, functions and features are based on Win 2008, but R2 still has many attractive new features. If R2 will no longer have a 32-bit version, it will be based entirely on 64-bit; the number of supported logical processors will increase greatly, from 64 to up to 256 in Win 2008; in addition, Hyper-V in Microsoft, and power management Features such as features and PowerShell have been enhanced.

IIS 7.5 is also a very big highlight in R2. We know that the IIS version of Win 2008 is 7.0. The biggest feature of IIS 7 is modularization. IIS 7 is divided into more than 40 from the core layer. Modules with different functions, users can customize the modules required for the operation of the Web server, which can make IIS more streamlined, reduce unnecessary components can reduce the attack surface, and increase the security and usability of IIS.

IIS 7 installation component selection: modular installation mode
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