Index:

> A B C D E F G H I K L M N O P Q R S T U V W

## A

#### Administration

> Administrator Privileges Required
> Microsoft Internet Service Manager
> Using a Browser to Administer Peer Web Services

#### Annotation file, defined

> annotation file

#### Annotation files

> Creating Annotation Files

#### Anonymous logons

> Configuring FTP Logon
> Configuring the Anonymous User Account
> Controlling Anonymous Access
> How Anonymous Logons and Client Authentication Interact
> The Service Property Sheet
> anonymous logons

#### Applications

> Associating Interpreters with Applications (Script Mapping)
> Creating the Applications or Scripts
> Installing Your Application on Peer Web Services
> Publishing Dynamic Applications
> Running Your Application
> The Network Application
> The ODBC Application
> The Services Application

#### Associating, defined

> associating

#### Authenticating clients

> Creating Customized Authentication Schemes
> How Anonymous Logons and Client Authentication Interact
> Requiring a User Name and Password
> The Service Property Sheet

#### Authentication, defined

> authentication

## B

#### Bandwidth control, defined

> bandwidth control

#### Basic clear-text authentication, defined

> Basic clear-text authentication

#### BIND, defined

> BIND

#### Bits per second, defined

> bits per second (bps)

#### Bps, defined

> bps

#### Browser, defined

> browser

## C

#### Cache, defined

> cache

#### Certificate

> Acquiring a Certificate
> Generating a Key Pair
> Installing a Certificate with a Key Pair

#### CGI application

> CGI and Peer Web Services
> CGI Application Returns Data to Server
> Common Gateway Interface
> Creating the Applications or Scripts
> Security Considerations for Executables
> Server Passes Request to Application
> Server Receives Request
> Server Returns Data to Client

#### CGI, defined

> CGI

#### Challenge/response, defined

> challenge/response

#### Client authentication

> Creating Customized Authentication Schemes
> How Anonymous Logons and Client Authentication Interact
> Requiring a User Name and Password
> The Service Property Sheet

#### Client-server architecture, defined

> client/server architecture

#### Common Gateway Interface application

> Creating the Applications or Scripts

#### Common Gateway Interface, defined

> Common Gateway Interface (CGI)

#### Computer names

> Using Computer Names and LMHOSTS
> Using Computer Names with WINS Servers

#### Configurations

> Configuring Content Directories
> Configuring Logging
> General Networking Issues
> Typical Network Configurations
> Windows NT Configuration and Security Checklists
> Windows NT Configuration Checklist
> Windows NT Security Checklist

#### Configuring content directories

> Access Check Boxes
> Account Information
> Configuring Content Directories
> Home Directory
> Virtual Directory

#### Configuring logging

> Configuring Logging

#### Configuring services

> Configuring and Managing Services

#### Configuring the network

> General Networking Issues
> Typical Network Configurations

#### Configuring Windows NT

> Windows NT Configuration and Security Checklists
> Windows NT Configuration Checklist
> Windows NT Security Checklist

#### Connected user, defined

> connected user

#### Connecting to the Internet

> Windows NT Configuration Checklist

#### Connection messages

> Customizing Messages

#### Content directories

> Configuring a Single Content Directory
> Configuring Content Directories

#### Control Panel

> Configuring Server Options with Control Panel
> The Network Application
> The ODBC Application
> The Services Application

#### Controlling user access

> Configuring and Managing Services
> Controlling Access by User or Group
> Controlling Anonymous Access
> Creating Customized Authentication Schemes
> Setting File Access with Windows Explorer

#### Cryptography, defined

> cryptography

## D

#### Data integrity, defined

> data integrity

#### Data Source Name, defined

> Data Source Name (DSN)

#### Data transmissions

> Securing Data Transmissions with Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)

#### Database

> Authoring Web Pages with Database Access
> How the Internet Database Connector Works
> Installing ODBC and Creating System Data Sources
> Learning the Features of the Internet Database Connector
> Publishing Information and Using a Database
> Understanding the Sample.htx File
> Walking through a Sample Database Query

#### Database queries

> Walking through a Sample Database Query

#### Default document

> Setting the Default Document and Directory Browsing

#### Definition of terms

> Glossary

#### Denying access

> Requiring a User Name and Password

#### DHCP server

> Using DHCP in Your Intranet

#### DHCP, defined

> DHCP

#### Dial-up, defined

> dial-up

#### Directories property sheet

> The Directories Property Sheet

#### Directory browsing

> Directory Listing
> Do Not Enable Directory Browsing
> Setting the Default Document and Directory Browsing
> The Directories Property Sheet

#### Directory listings

> Setting Listing Style

#### Directory tree

> Configuring a Single Content Directory
> Configuring Content Directories

#### DNS

> Using Domain Names with DNS Servers
> Web Browser URL Request

#### DNS spoofing, defined

> DNS spoofing

#### DNS, defined

> DNS

#### Domain controller, defined

> domain controller

#### Domain Name System

> Web Browser URL Request
> Domain Name System (DNS)

#### Domain names

> Using Domain Names and HOSTS
> Using Domain Names with DNS Servers

#### Domain, defined

> domain

#### DSN, defined

> DSN

#### Dynamic applications

> Creating the Applications or Scripts
> Installing Your Application on Peer Web Services
> ISAPI Perl Available for Download
> Running Your Application

#### Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol, defined

> Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)

## E

#### Enable logging

> Configuring Logging
> How to Read Log Files
> Log to File

#### Encryption, defined

> encryption

#### Error messages

> Error Messages

#### Event Viewer

> Tracking Problems with Event Viewer

## F

#### File access

> Auditing File Access
> Setting NTFS Permissions

#### File security

> NTFS File Security

#### File Transfer Protocol

> How Does the FTP Service Work?
> What is the FTP Service?
> When Should I Use the FTP Service?
> File Transfer Protocol (FTP)

#### File-name extension mapping, defined

> file-name extension mapping

#### Filter, defined

> filter

#### Firewall, defined

> firewall

#### Friendly name, defined

> friendly name

#### Friendly names

> Name Resolution Systems

#### FTP clients

> FTP Clients

#### FTP directories

> Configuring FTP Directories
> Creating Annotation Files
> Setting Listing Style
> Setting Read and Write Permission
> Setting the Home Directory
> Special Directories in the Home Directory

#### FTP Guest account

> FTP Guest Account Access

#### FTP logon

> Configuring FTP Logon
> Controlling Anonymous Connections
> Customizing Messages

#### FTP services

> Configuring and Managing Services
> Configuring FTP Logon
> Configuring Session Activity
> FTP Service Registry Entries
> How Anonymous Logons and Client Authentication Interact
> How Does the FTP Service Work?
> Requiring a User Name and Password
> What is the FTP Service?
> When Should I Use the FTP Service?

#### FTP, defined

> FTP

## G

#### Gateway, defined

> gateway

#### Gopher Plus, defined

> Gopher Plus

#### Gopher services

> Configuring and Managing Services
> Configuring the Gopher Service
> Gopher Service Registry Entries
> What is the Gopher Service?

#### Gopher, defined

> gopher

#### Gopherspace, defined

> gopherspace

#### Group access

> Controlling Access by User or Group

#### Guest account

> FTP Guest Account Access

## H

#### Help

> About Online Help

#### Home directories

> Home Directory
> Setting the Home Directory
> Special Directories in the Home Directory

#### Home directory, defined

> home directory

#### Home page

> Default.htm and the Peer Web Services Home Page

#### HOSTS file

> Using Domain Names and HOSTS

#### HTML

> Authoring HTML Files
> Directory Listing
> Dynamic Pages
> How Does Peer Web Services Work?
> Publishing HTML and Other File Formats
> Static Pages
> Using Select Multiple List Boxes in HTML Forms
> Using URLs and Creating HTML Links for Intranets
> Web Browser URL Request
> Web Server Response

#### HTML extension files

> CurrentRecord, MaxRecords
> HTML Extension (.htx) Files
> HTTP variables
> Parameters from Internet Database Connector files
> Understanding the Sample.htx File

#### HTML Internet Service Manager program

> Using a Browser to Administer Peer Web Services

#### HTML, defined

> HTML

#### HTTP, defined

> HTTP

#### Hyperlink, defined

> hyperlink

#### Hypertext Markup Language, defined

> Hypertext Markup Language (HTML)

#### Hypertext Transfer Protocol, defined

> Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP)

#### Hypertext, defined

> hypertext

## I

#### Include statement

> Including Other Files with the Include Statement

#### Index searching

> Setting up WAIS Index Queries

#### Installing

> Administrator Privileges Required
> Before Installing Peer Web Services
> FTP Guest Account Access
> How to Test Your Peer Web Services Installation
> Installation Folder
> Installation Overview
> Installation Requirements
> Installing Peer Web Services
> Remove All Button
> Windows NT Configuration and Security Checklists

#### Integrated Services Digital Network, defined

> Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN)

#### Interactive applications, defined

> interactive applications

#### Internet

> How to Publish Information
> Installation Requirements
> Internet Sites
> What is the Internet?

#### Internet adapter card

> Unbind Unnecessary Services from Your Internet Adapter Cards

#### Internet connections

> Windows NT Configuration Checklist

#### Internet Database Connector

> How the Internet Database Connector Works
> Learning the Features of the Internet Database Connector

#### Internet Explorer

> What is Internet Explorer?

#### Internet Log Converter, defined

> Internet Log Converter

#### Internet Network Information Center, defined

> Internet Network Information Center (InterNIC)

#### Internet Protocol address, defined

> Internet Protocol (IP) address

#### Internet Protocol, defined

> Internet Protocol (IP)

#### Internet Server Application Programming Interface application

> Creating the Applications or Scripts

#### Internet Service Manager

> Administering Servers with Internet Service Manager
> Microsoft Internet Service Manager
> Using a Browser to Administer Peer Web Services

#### Internet Service Provider

> Windows NT Configuration Checklist
> Internet Service Providers (ISPs)

#### Internet, defined

> Internet

#### InterNIC, defined

> InterNIC

#### Intranet

> How to Publish Information
> Installation Requirements
> Intranet Scenarios
> Intranet Sites
> Publishing on an Intranet
> What is an Intranet?

#### Intranet, defined

> intranet

#### IP address

> Name Resolution Systems
> IP address

#### IP network

> Troubleshooting an IP Network

#### IP, defined

> IP

#### ISAPI application

> Creating the Applications or Scripts
> Execute Permission for ISAPI Applications
> Internet Server API
> ISAPI Perl Available for Download

#### ISDN, defined

> ISDN

#### ISPs, defined

> ISPs

#### IUSR_computername account

> The IUSR_computername Account

## K

#### Key Manager

> Acquiring a Certificate
> Backing Up Keys
> Generating a Key Pair
> Installing a Certificate with a Key Pair
> Moving a Key Pair to Another Server

#### Key pair

> Acquiring a Certificate
> Backing Up Keys
> Generating a Key Pair
> Generating a Key Pair on Another Computer
> Installing a Certificate with a Key Pair
> Loading a Key Created with Keygen.exe and Setkey.exe
> Loading Backed Up Keys
> Moving a Key Pair to Another Server

## L

#### Leased line, defined

> leased line

#### Link, defined

> link

#### LMHOSTS file

> Using Computer Names and LMHOSTS

#### Log file, defined

> log file

#### Log files

> Configuring Logging
> Converting Log File Formats
> How to Read Log Files
> Log to File

#### Logging

> Configuring Logging
> Converting Log File Formats
> How to Read Log Files

#### Logging property sheet

> The Logging Property Sheet

#### Logging, defined

> logging

#### Logon data

> The Logging Property Sheet

## M

#### Management Information Databases, defined

> Management Information Databases (MIBs)

#### MIBs, defined

> MIBs

#### Microsoft Developer Network

> Creating the Applications or Scripts

#### MIME mapping

> MIME Type Configuration
> Server MIME Mapping
> MIME mapping

#### Monitoring server

> Configuring Logging

#### MonitoringWeb site

> Monitoring Services with Performance Monitor

#### Multiple content directories

> Configuring Content Directories

#### Multipurpose Internet Mail Extension mapping

> MIME Type Configuration
> Multipurpose Internet Mail Extension (MIME) mapping

## N

#### Name resolution

> Name Resolution Systems
> name resolution

#### Network application

> The Network Application

#### Network configuration

> General Networking Issues
> Typical Network Configurations

#### Network News Transfer Protocol, defined

> Network News Transfer Protocol (NNTP)

#### Network services

> Running Other Network Services
> Running Other Network Services

#### NNTP, defined

> NNTP

#### NTFS file security

> How Peer Web Services Security Works
> NTFS File Security
> Setting NTFS Permissions

## O

#### ODBC drivers

> 32-Bit ODBC Drivers
> Converting 16-Bit ODBC Drivers to 32-Bit during Setup
> Installing ODBC and Creating System Data Sources
> Microsoft Access ODBC Drivers
> ODBC Advanced Optional Fields
> Publishing Information and Using a Database
> The ODBC Application

#### Online help

> About Online Help
> About the Online Examples

## P

#### Packet, defined

> packet

#### Page types

> Directory Listing
> Dynamic Pages
> Static Pages
> Web Server Response

#### Page, defined

> page

#### Password authentication

> Controlling Security by User Name and Password
> Requiring a User Name and Password
> password authentication

#### Pausing services

> Starting, Stopping, and Pausing Services

#### Peer Web Services

> How Do I Use Peer Web Services?
> How Does Peer Web Services Work?
> How Peer Web Services Security Works
> What Can I Do with Peer Web Services?
> What is Peer Web Services?
> Peer Web Services

#### People with disabilities

> Access Pack for Microsoft Windows
> Accessibility for People with Disabilities
> Customizing Windows
> Getting More Information
> Keyboard Layouts for Single-Handed Users
> Microsoft Documentation on Audio Cassettes and Floppy Disks
> Microsoft Services for People Who Are Deaf or Hard-of-Hearing
> Products for People Who Are Blind or Have Low Vision

#### Performance Monitor

> Monitoring Services with Performance Monitor

#### Permissions for reading and writing

> Setting Read and Write Permission

#### Policies, defined

> policies

#### Port number, defined

> port number

#### Preparing to publish

> Authoring HTML Files
> Including Other Files with the Include Statement
> MIME Type Configuration
> Preparing Information for Publishing
> Publishing HTML and Other File Formats

#### Program file, defined

> program file

#### Protocol, defined

> protocol

#### Proxy, defined

> proxy

#### Publishing

> Attempting to Publish from Redirected Network Drives
> How to Publish Information
> Installation Requirements
> Preparing Information for Publishing
> Publishing Dynamic Applications
> Publishing Information and Using a Database
> Publishing on an Intranet
> Setting WWW Directory Access

#### Publishing directories

> Configuring a Single Content Directory

#### Publishing on the Internet

> Attempting to Publish from Redirected Network Drives
> How to Publish Information
> Installation Requirements

#### Publishing on the Intranet

> Attempting to Publish from Redirected Network Drives
> How to Publish Information
> Installation Requirements
> Publishing on an Intranet

## Q

#### Queries

> Using Batch Queries and Multiple Queries
> Walking through a Sample Database Query

## R

#### RAS

> Intranet Scenarios

#### RAS, defined

> RAS

#### Read and write permissions

> Setting Read and Write Permission

#### Reading log files

> How to Read Log Files

#### Redirected network drives

> Attempting to Publish from Redirected Network Drives

#### Registry Editor

> Adding Virtual Directories by Using the Registry
> Creating Registry Entries

#### Registry entries

> Adding Virtual Directories by Using the Registry
> Associating Interpreters with Applications (Script Mapping)
> Creating Registry Entries
> FTP Service Registry Entries
> Global Registry Entries
> Gopher Service Registry Entries
> Server MIME Mapping
> Service-Specific Registry Entries with Common Names
> Setup Registry Entries
> WWW Service Registry Entries

#### Remote Access Service, defined

> Remote Access Service (RAS)

#### Remote administration

> Using a Browser to Administer Peer Web Services
> remote administration

#### Remote Procedure Call, defined

> Remote Procedure Call (RPC)

#### Remove All button

> Content Folders and Files
> Event Log Availability
> Remove All Button

#### Routeable protocol

> Routers and Security Devices

#### Router, defined

> router

#### Routers

> Routers and Security Devices

#### RPC, defined

> RPC

#### Running your application

> Associating Interpreters with Applications
> Security Implications

## S

#### Sample.htx file

> Understanding the Sample.htx File

#### Script, defined

> script

#### Scripts

> Associating Interpreters with Applications (Script Mapping)
> Installing Your Application on Peer Web Services
> Publishing Dynamic Applications
> Running Your Application

#### Secure Sockets Layer

> Configuring a Directory to Require SSL
> How Peer Web Services Security Works
> Securing Data Transmissions with Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)
> Suggestions for SSL Configuration and Operation
> Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)

#### Security

> Configuring FTP Logon
> Controlling Access by User or Group
> Controlling Anonymous Access
> How Peer Web Services Security Works
> Routers and Security Devices
> Running Other Network Services
> Securing Data Transmissions with Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)
> Security Considerations for Executables
> Setting File Access with Windows Explorer
> Setting Folder and File Permissions
> Setting Up User Accounts
> Setting WWW Directory Access
> Windows NT Security Checklist

#### Server, monitoring

> Configuring Logging

#### Service property sheet

> The Service Property Sheet

#### Service, defined

> service

#### Services

> Configuring and Managing Services
> Configuring Logging
> Selecting a View
> Starting, Stopping, and Pausing Services
> The Services Application
> What is the Gopher Service?

#### Services on your computer

> Selecting a View
> Starting, Stopping, and Pausing Services

#### Session communications

> Verifying TCP/IP Session Communications

#### Setup process

> Converting 16-Bit ODBC Drivers to 32-Bit during Setup
> Setup Process for Peer Web Services
> The IUSR_computername Account

#### Sharing applications

> Publishing Dynamic Applications
> The Network Application

#### Simple Mail Transfer Protocol, defined

> Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP)

#### Simple Network Management Protocol, defined

> Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)

#### Single content directories

> Configuring a Single Content Directory

#### Slow link, defined

> slow link

#### SMTP, defined

> SMTP

#### SNMP, defined

> SNMP

#### SQL queries

> Using Batch Queries and Multiple Queries

#### SSL

> Configuring a Directory to Require SSL
> How Peer Web Services Security Works
> Securing Data Transmissions with Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)
> Suggestions for SSL Configuration and Operation

#### SSL security, defined

> SSL security

#### Starting services

> Starting, Stopping, and Pausing Services

#### Static page, defined

> static page

#### Stopping services

> Starting, Stopping, and Pausing Services

#### Subnet

> Internet Sites

#### Subnet mask, defined

> subnet mask

#### System Data Source Name, defined

> System Data Source Name (DSN)

#### System data sources

> Installing ODBC and Creating System Data Sources

## T

#### Tag files

> Creating Tag Files
> Interpreting Item Types
> Tag Files
> tag files

#### TCP/IP

> General Networking Issues
> Verifying TCP/IP Session Communications

#### TCP/IP, defined

> TCP/IP

#### Testing

> How to Test Your Peer Web Services Installation

#### Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol

> General Networking Issues
> Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)

#### Transmitting data

> Securing Data Transmissions with Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)

#### Troubleshooting

> Tracking Problems with Event Viewer
> Troubleshooting an IP Network

## U

#### Uniform Resource Locator

> How Does Peer Web Services Work?
> Using URLs and Creating HTML Links for Intranets
> Web Browser URL Request
> Uniform Resource Locator (URL)

#### URL

> How Does Peer Web Services Work?
> Using URLs and Creating HTML Links for Intranets
> Web Browser URL Request

#### URL, defined

> URL

#### Usenet, defined

> Usenet

#### User access

> Configuring and Managing Services
> Controlling Access by User or Group
> Controlling Anonymous Access
> Creating Customized Authentication Schemes
> FTP Guest Account Access
> Setting File Access with Windows Explorer

#### User accounts

> Configuring the Anonymous User Account
> Requiring a User Name and Password
> Setting Up User Accounts
> User Accounts

## V

#### Viewing services

> Report View
> Selecting a View
> Servers View
> Services View

#### Virtual directories

> Adding Virtual Directories by Using the Registry
> Creating Virtual Directories
> Virtual Directory

#### Virtual directory, defined

> virtual directory

#### Volatile objects, defined

> volatile objects

## W

#### WAIS index queries

> Setting up WAIS Index Queries

#### Web browser, defined

> Web browser

#### Web browsing

> Client Errors Browsing FTP, Directory Annotation Enabled
> How Does Peer Web Services Work?
> Using a Browser to Administer Peer Web Services
> Web Browser URL Request
> Web Server Response

#### Web page, defined

> Web page

#### Web pages

> Authoring Web Pages with Database Access
> Directory Listing
> Dynamic Pages
> Static Pages
> Web Browser URL Request
> Web Server Response

#### Web server

> Connecting to a Web Server
> How to Test Your Peer Web Services Installation
> Using a Browser to Administer Peer Web Services
> Web server

#### Wide Area Information Search index queries

> Setting up WAIS Index Queries

#### Windows Explorer

> Setting File Access with Windows Explorer

#### Windows Internet Name Service server, defined

> Windows Internet Name Service (WINS) server

#### Windows NT

> Configuring Server Options with Control Panel
> How Peer Web Services Security Works
> Setting NTFS Permissions
> Using Other Windows NT Tools
> Windows NT Configuration and Security Checklists
> Windows NT Configuration Checklist
> Windows NT Security Checklist

#### WINS server

> Using Computer Names with WINS Servers
> WINS server

#### World Wide Web, defined

> World Wide Web (WWW)

#### WWW publishing directory

> Setting WWW Directory Access

#### WWW services

> Configuring and Managing Services
> How Anonymous Logons and Client Authentication Interact
> Requiring a User Name and Password
> Understanding the Sample.htx File
> WWW Service Registry Entries

#### WWW, defined

> WWW

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