AZ-104: Microsoft Azure Administrator Full Course - Virtual Machine IV-Lab

This video tutorial guides viewers through setting up a web server on a Windows machine using IIS. It covers the installation of necessary roles and features, verification of the setup, and testing access both locally and from the internet. The tutorial also highlights the importance of configuring security groups to allow external access.

What is the primary component needed to set up a web server on a Windows machine?

• Apache

• Nginx

• IIS

• Tomcat

Which installation type should be selected to make a web server a virtual machine?

• Remote desktop installation

• Feature-based installation

• Domain controller installation

• Role-based installation

What is the purpose of adding features and dependencies during the server configuration?

• To increase server storage

• To ensure the server can function as a web server

• To enable remote access

• To enhance server security

How can you verify if the IIS services are running on the web server?

• By restarting the server

• By pinging the server IP

• By accessing the default page via HTTP localhost

• By checking the server logs

Why might a web server be inaccessible from the internet even if it works locally?

• The server is not connected to the internet

• Port #80 is not open in the security groups

• The public IP address is incorrect

• The server is not powerful enough