Create IIS Site
This command creates a new Internet Information Services website, as identified by its Site Name; or it updates an existing IIS website, as indentified by its Site Index.
Site Name
The name of the website.
Site Index
The numeric identifier of the website. If you leave this entry blank, an identifier will be automatically assigned by the system. If you specify a site index that corresponds to a site that already exists, the properties specified in this command will overwrite the properties for the site that already exists.
IP Address
If you wish to assign a specific IP address to this website, enter it here. Otherwise, the site responds to all IP addresses.
Host Name
If you wish to assign a specific host name to this website, enter it here. Otherwise, the site responds to all host names.
TCP Port
Enter the TCP port for the website here.
SSL Port
Enter the SSL port for the website here.
Connection Timeout
Enter the amount of time that must elapse for a connection timeout to occur.
Enable HTTP Keep Alives
Check this box if you wish to enable HTTP keep alives.
Enable Logging
Check this box if you wish visits to this site to be logged.
Enable ASP
If you intend to serve ASP pages on this website, enable this option.
Enable ISAPI
If you intend to run ISAPI applications on this website, enable this option.
Web Site Connections
Choose whether to limit the number of maximum simultaneous connections allowed for the website.
Tuning
Move the slider to match the number of expected hits on the website per day. This allows IIS to internally optimize site performance.
Notes
- Use the Create IIS Virtual Folder command to create the root and sub folders that are served by this site. The Create IIS Site command does not create or initialize the root folder of a website.
- The site index of a web site may be obtained from its name using the Get IIS Site Index command.