Using IIS7 on MS Vista with PageGate v5
1. Install Internet Information Server
1a. Start -> Control Panel, make sure you are
using
1a. Start -> 'Classic View' (on right)
1b. In the Control Panel: Programs and Features
-> Turn Windows Features on or off (on right)
1c. In Windows Features: select Internet Information
Services
1d. Under Internet Information Services: World
Wide Web Services -> Application Development Features
-> CGI (select)
1e. Hit 'OK'
2. Setup PageGate's GetWeb Interface
2a. Start -> All Programs -> PageGate -> PG Admin
2b In PG Admin: Interfaces -> GetWeb -> Settings:
Web Pages Path: c:\inetpub\wwwroot\ CGI Data Path: c:\inetpub\scripts\
(allow it to be created) CGI URL: depends on your webserver,
but for testing try: http://localhost/scripts/webgate.exe
Enabled (selected)
2c. Hit 'Apply'
3. Configure IIS
3a. Start -> Control Panel -> Administrative
Tools -> IIS Manager
3b. In IIS Manger: (your server) -> Web Sites
-> Default Web Site: right-click and select 'Add virtual
directory': Alias = 'scripts' Path = 'c:\inetpub\scripts'
3b. With the scripts folder highlighted: select
'Handler Mappings', select 'CGI-exe', select 'Edit Handler
Permissions' (on right), check 'Execute'
3c. In the IIS Manager, select the server object
(top item in the tree), select 'ISAPI and CGI Restrictions',
select 'Add' (on right): Path = 'c:\inetpub\scripts\webgate.exe'
Allow extension path to execute = checked
4. Set Permissions on Scripts Folder
4a. Start the Windows File Explore (right-click
on start menu, and select 'Explore').
4b. Browse to c:\inetpub\scripts
4c. Right-click on the scripts folder and select
'Properties'
4d. Select the 'Security' tab
4d. Click on 'Edit', then click on 'Add'
4e. Enter 'users' (without the quotes), and hit
'OK'
4f. Highlight the 'Users' entry in the list (may
have something in parenthesis after it)
4g. Check the 'Modify' box, and hit 'OK' twice
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