Internet Information Services 6.0 Support

VeriSign's old 128-bit Global Server Intermediate Root certification authority certificate for Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS) and other web servers expired on January 7, 2004. You should update your servers' certificates to prevent error messages.

Save time configuring and troubleshooting Web sites that use Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) by using this new tool. Download the X86 version or the IA64 version.

Find support resources for IIS on the Product Support Services (PSS) site.

Read the FAQs on the PSS site for answers to frequently asked questions about IIS.

Get the answers you need about IIS from the Microsoft Knowledge Base, which contains technical articles also used by Microsoft support professionals.

Whether you're a novice or an expert, the IIS Community is a great place for sharing ideas, getting answers to your questions, reading expert advice, and more.

MVP Chris Crowe's site provides technical information, demos, tutorials, links to numerous other resources, and discussion forums.

Find bulletin boards, training resources, and community-written content on this site run by Microsoft MVP Brett Hill.

Join peer-to-peer discussions about IIS issues and solutions.

Browse the latest IIS documentation.

Find out about support options for server products.

Find out which support options are available for locations outside the United States or Canada.

If you're not using HTTP compression on your Web site today, how much are you overpaying on bandwidth? Join us for this review of compression solutions on Windows and Internet Information Services (IIS), including highlights of built-in compression with Windows Server 2003 and IIS 6.0. Solutions for IIS 4.0 and 5.0 will also be presented.

Join us and learn more about IIS 6.0 in these interactive sessions—listen in and submit questions to representatives from the IIS product team.

Register for this one-day class developed and taught by Brett Hill, IIS MVP, and learn what you need to know to upgrade to IIS 6.0.

See the IIS section on TechNet for resources to help you deploy, maintain, and support the application.

MSDN® provides detailed information about developing Web applications that run on IIS 6.0.