After you've built your first web application in ASP.NET, you'll likely want to deploy this to a web server (such as IIS, a.k.a. Internet Information Server). This series focuses on how to configure Cassini, the built-in web server for ASP.NET, and how to configure IIS 5.1 to work with Windows XP.Highlights from this video series:Options for default web servers on Windows XPInstalling IIS on Windows XPUsing shortcuts within IISLimitations of IIS with Windows XPIIS' services and anonymous user accountsUsing aliasesTroubleshooting connectivity issuesDiagnosing and Resolving 'HTTP 401.3 - Access Denied by ACL on resource' errorsWorking with the Anonymous User Account, IUSR_xyzWorking with default documentsResolving Website cannot be displayed errorsConfiguring ASP.NET service to use the correct version of the .NET FrameworkAssigning security to the ASPNET accountBest Practices for installing Visual Studio for ASP.NET/IIS Using aspnet_regiis.exe Using cacls.exe to assign permissionsand much more