1. Internet Technology Components

3. Windows NT Server Issues  Must be version 4.0  Must have service pack 3 or greater installed  Enough memory!  Multiple processors for better load handling

4. NT Server Resources Microsoft’s own online references and tutorials are a great head start. Check out: www.microsoft.com/ntserver/nts/deployment/default.asp “Mastering Windows NT Server 4” by Mark Minasi ISBN: 0782124453

5. Internet Information Server Issues  Make sure to install IIS when installing NT (installed as part of the NT Option pack)  Use all of the defaults, it just works...

6. IIS Resources Microsoft’s own online references and tutorials are a great head start. Check out: http://www.microsoft.com/ntserver/web/default.asp “Administering Internet Information Server 4” by Mitch Tulloch ISBN: 0070655367

7. IIS Resources (ASP) Microsoft’s own online references and tutorials are a great head start. Check out: msdn.microsoft.com/workshop//server/asp/aspfeat.asp? “Professional Active Server Pages 2.0” by Alex Fedorov ISBN: 1861001266

8. VBScript Resources Microsoft’s own online references and tutorials are a great head start. Check out: http://msdn.microsoft.com/scripting/ “VBScript Sourcebook” by Mary Jane Mara ISBN: 047119106X

9. Java Resources Sun’s own Java site is the place to go for online information and links. Check out: http://www.java.sun.com/ “Exploring Java” by Patrick Niemeyer ISBN: 1565922719

10. Microsoft FrontPage  Easiest way to edit HTML and ASP pages  Inexpensive or part of Office 2000  WebApp Server tools specifically designed to support FrontPage

11. FrontPage Resources Microsoft’s own online references and tutorials are a great head start. Check out: http://www.microsoft.com/frontpage/ “FrontPage 98 Bible” by David Elderbrock ISBN: 0764530887

12. FrontPage Resources Microsoft’s own online references and tutorials are a great head start. Check out: http://www.microsoft.com/frontpage/ “Running Microsoft FrontPage 2000” by Jim Buyens ISBN: 157231947X