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  1. Jun 12th, 2002, 12:00 PM #1
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    (Win2K, IIS & Components) How do I tell what components are installed?

    I (or rather my work) just got a new server and I was wondering how I tell what components, like ASPUpload for example, are installed?
    Also, does anyone know of a decent and free upload component or if IIS (don't know how to tell what version it is but I'm sure its the latest) has an upload type feature built in.
    And one last thing... anyone know of a good site/reference for a person who hasn't messed with administering a web server?
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    The IIS components you refering are really just COM DLLs, I think - there should be bunches of them in the registry. For IIS upload, the easiest I think would be to install PHP or Perl - Perl can be used within ASP.

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    Originally posted by JoshT
    there should be bunches of them in the registry.
    how would I check this?

    Originally posted by JoshT
    For IIS upload, the easiest I think would be to install PHP or Perl - Perl can be used within ASP.
    Pardon my ignorance but I don't understand what you mean.

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