Configure logging for the default site using these website as a reference: (Or other sources you find)

Configure logging with W3C format with the following fields: Date Time Client IP Address Server IP Address Server Port Method Protocol Status Bytes Sent Bytes Received Time Taken User Agent Cookie

Configure the server for per-site logging Using the classroom workstation. Try accessing your site a couple times then check for log files. If no log files appear, check back later in the lab to see if any log files have been created.

Open the file share at \\10.10.90.1\files and copy the GO folder to your web root directory. (msna.loc\student & P@ssw0rd) In a web browser navigate to the new directory and take a screen shot of the game running. If you receive an error, troubleshoot it until the game is displayed in the browser.

Heres a couple helpful links for the next part: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/323972/how-to-set-up-your-first-iis-web-site https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh831515.aspx#Step2 You're going to create another website, hosted on the same IIS host as your default site. Copy the samplesite folder from \\10.10.90.1\files to a logical location on your server (not in the wwwroot directory). This folder has a pre-built website for you to use as the new site. Using IIS Manager, configure a new site called site2 in your domain. Make appropriate changes to DNS so site2.domain.loc resolves to your main server. (where domain.loc = your domain.) Take a screenshot of the new site resolving in your workstations browser. If it does not come up, troubleshoot until it does.

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Error messages (404 Page not found) (This activity will require some Googling) Currently the default 404 error page is kind of lame. Using a text editor (notepad if you want) figure out how to create a very simple HTML page to replace the 404 error. Save the error page as 404error.html in c:\inetpub\wwwroot\ Using the IIS manager Error Pages screen to change from the default error page to the new one you created. Open Internet explorer and navigate to your main website and try to go to a page that doesnt exist. If you got the default page, troubleshoot the issue until you get your custom page. Take a screenshot of your customized error massage

Deliverables in Assignment folder: IIS Log file Screenshot: GO game running in browser Screenshot: site2 operational in browser Screenshot: Custom error message in browser