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Internet Information Services (IIS) is the Web service integrated with Windows 2000 Server. You can use IIS to set up a Web or FTP site on your corporate intranet, create large sites for the Internet, or develop component-based programs. You can run the Virtual Directory wizard to create a new virtual directory for publishing files to your default Web site.
virtual directory
A directory name, used in an address, which corresponds to a physical directory on the server; sometimes called URL mapping.

To start the Virtual Directory wizard

1. | Open Internet Services Manager.
2. | In the console tree, expand Internet Information Services, expand your server, and click Default Web Site.
3. | Click Action, point to New, and click Virtual Directory.

Manage Web services.

Learn more about Internet Information Services.