1. Mohammed Abdul Muqeet Khan Microsoft MVP – IIS | HCL www.iisworkstation.com

2. Agenda Introduction Getting PHP up and running (Demo) Configuration Extensions Managing the web server Web PI and Web App Gallery

3. Introduction Why Windows? What is really needed to run PHP on Windows? What is IIS 7? How does PHP run with IIS?

4. Why Windows Modular Architecture Web Server Security Management Tools Diagnostics and Troubleshooting Web Application Support Extensibility Model for Customization Integrated Request Pipeline

5. What do I need? A machine installed with Windows Server 2008 PHP PHP Extensions (Optional) Database (Optional) …

6. Execute Handler HTTP Request HTTP Response Modular Architecture IIS 7 Lightweight Server Custom/Specialized Server

7. PHP on IIS 7 CGICGI ISAPIISAPI FastCGIFastCGI PHP-CGI.exePHP-CGI.exe

8. Running PHP on Windows Demo

9. Configuration PHP.ini Web.config ApplicationHost.config (AppHost.config) …

10. Extension PHP Manager URL Rewrite DB Manager Wincache StatusCheck Other IIS Extensions

11. Extensions Demo URL Re-write PHP Manger StatusCheck

12. IIS Management Application Pool IIS Manager Troubleshooting an error

13. Web PI, Web App Gallery Source: http://www.microsoft.com/web/platform/default.aspx

14. Web PI and Web App Gallery Demo

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