(This was based on the work of Mark Wilson)
[ For v5.1 (XP) ]
Using Mark's work, trial and error, and detective work, I was able to install the IIS web service that is an optional component of Windows XP *AFTER* XP is installed.
**STEP-1: Make sure XP source files are available.**
XP must be able to find it's setup files by itself. If you need to enter a password or something to connect to the XP source files, do so before running the CMD script.
**STEP-2: Create iissetup.cmd**
@echo off
:: ==========================================================
:: iissetup.cmd
:: Windows XP Unattended Installation Script
::
:: Extends the base operating system build to include Internet Information
:: Server, as specified in iissetup.txt
::
:: Based on original script Written by Mark Wilson, 13 September 2004
set iisunattend=%~DP0iissetup.txt
:: Call System Optional Component Manager passing iissetup.txt as a parameter
C:\WINDOWS\system32\sysocmgr.exe /i:sysoc.inf /u:%iisunattend%
**STEP-3: Create iissetup.TXT**
; ===========================================================; iissetup.txt
; Windows XP Unattended Installation Script
;
; Provide input to the System Optional Component Manager to install additional
; operating system components, specifically All of IIS
;
; Based on original script Written by Mark Wilson, 13 September 2004
; ===========================================================
[Components]
; IIS 5.1 (XP) Components to be installed
;aspnet = off ;Unknown if available in XP version
iss_common = on
iis_ftp = on
fp_extensions = on
iis_inetmgr = on
iis_nntp = off
iis_smtp = on
tswebclient = on
;iis_webdav = off ;Unknown if available in XP version
iis_www = on
iis_doc = on
iis_www_vdir_scripts = on
iis_www_vdir_printers = on
iis_www_parent = on
[InternetServer]
; OPTIONAL: Set the FTP and WWW server root folders - both are required to prevent the
; creation of C:\Inetpub, even if set to off in [Components]
;PathFTPRoot = C:\Data
;PathWWWRoot = C:\Data
**STEP-4: test it**
-Place both files in the same folder and launch iissetup.CMD
-Should take about 5 minutes
If you need to create an unattended installation of IIS 5 follow instructions on TechNet article Q222444. Create an unattended file, for example iis5.txt pasted below and run the following command inside a script:
[Components]
;following includes 3 remmed out components
iis_doc = on
;iis_common = on
;iis_inetmgr = on
;iis_www = on
;next one is debugger
iisdbg = on
iis_ftp = on
iis_nntp = on
; following is only valid for server install
;iis_htmla = on
iis_nntp_docs = on
iis_pwmgr = on
iis_smtp = on
iis_smtp_docs = on
fp = on
To Update/Uninstall this SDK or provide feedback, click the Support Information link. To remove SDK Update components from your system if you do not have a live Internet connection, go to the root directory of the SDK Update CD and select default.htm.
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