How to set up your own server

What are the conditions required to build a server yourself? What is the process like? Below I will introduce to you how to set up your own server.

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## 1. Open the control panel, select and enter "Programs", Double-click "Turn Windows Services on or off", select all options under "Internet Information Services" in the pop-up window, and click OK to start updating the service.

2. After the update is completed, open the browser, enter "http://localhost/" and press Enter. If it appears at this time The IIS7 welcome interface indicates that the web server has been set up successfully.

　3. When the web server is successfully built, the next step we have to do is to install the website we developed into the directory of the web server. Under normal circumstances, when the Web server is installed, the path "% system root directory %inetpub/wwwroot" will be created and the website we developed will be copied to this path. You can access the website locally.

　4. Set up a firewall so that other computers on the LAN can access local website resources. Specific method: Open the Control Panel, select "System and Security", click "Allow a program through Windows Firewall", check the two check boxes to the right of "World Wide Web Service HTTP" in the pop-up dialog box, and finally click OK to exit.

5. On other computers in the LAN, open the browser and enter "http://Web server IP address/" Press the Enter key to access the resources on the server." After setting the above steps, other users in the LAN can access your shared web resources through the browser!

Extended information:

The terminals connected to the entry-level server are relatively limited (usually about 20), and the stability, scalability and fault-tolerant redundancy performance are relatively low. Poor, it is only suitable for small enterprises that do not have large database data exchange, daily network traffic is not large, and do not need to be shut down continuously for a long time.

However, one thing to note is that there are currently relatively large server developers and manufacturers. The enterprise-class servers we will talk about later are also divided into several grades. The lowest grade of enterprise-class servers is called "entry-level enterprise-class servers". The entry-level mentioned here is not the same as what we mentioned above. The "entry-level" mentioned has the same meaning, but this division is still relatively rare.

Another point is that this kind of server generally uses Intel's dedicated server CPU chip, which is based on the Intel architecture (commonly known as " IA structure"), of course this is not a rigid standard requirement, but due to the application level needs and price limitations of the server.

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