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1. #Windows home server 2011 end of life how to#
2. #Windows home server 2011 end of life install#
3. #Windows home server 2011 end of life update#
4. #Windows home server 2011 end of life full#
5. #Windows home server 2011 end of life software#

#Windows home server 2011 end of life software#

Just download it, download the “express” software you need, use Andrew’s Whiist and you have an instant free website! Just go to They even have packaged ready to fly Starter Kits you can download and customise. Microsoft has free “express” versions of everything you’ll need. So it would seem sky’s the limit thanks to Andrew.

#Windows home server 2011 end of life update#

With the 11/27 update to WHS you even have a Server Certificate now.Ģ) I am running a website using asp.net. Try having your users use This is port 443 and the ISP probably forgot to block it. Now the tidbits – 1) If your ISP blocks port 80 (http) on you. Everytime WHS reboots, like for updates, it deletes the IIS_WPG permissions.

#Windows home server 2011 end of life full#

I go in via Remote Desktop, right click, Properties, Security tab and add IIS_WPG and give it full permission.

I have created a folder “Web” (Shared Folder.) The webite needs read/write permissions for for IIS_WPG. I have two tidbits to offer and one question.įirst the question to show I must have a blind spot. Please direct Whiist related comments to the forums Drop me a mail!Ī: Windows Home IIS (Internet Information Services) Toolkit If you think you can help with this, drop me a mail!Ī: There are no major features planned for Version 1.0. However it has been developed with localization in mind and I plan to eventually support the same set of languages that Windows Home Server does (whatever they may be!). Q: Is Whiist available in language xxxxx?Ī: Currently Whiist is only available in English.

#Windows home server 2011 end of life install#

When creating a Photo Album Whiist will create a sample set of images that you can later delete.Ī: The content of your websites are stored on your shared folders and so are treated like any other data on Windows Home Server.Ī: You should first uninstall the existing version, then install the new version as normal.Ī: Whiist is "Linkware" If you like Whiist and find it useful then please link to it in a post on your blog or webpage. Q: Does Whiist create any content for me?Ī: When creating a regular website Whiist will offer to create a placeholder website and favicon for you. Q: How do I assign icons for the links that I create?Ī: When you are creating/editing the link you can choose an image on your network, paste one from the clipboard, or even have Whiist attempt to download one automatically. Q: Can I create sites that only certain users can edit?Ī: Sure, just create them in a share where only that user has write permissions. Future versions will offer additional functionality. Q: Can I create private sites that require a password to access?Ī: Yes, in Whiist 0.76 and later you can make a website private and assign access to users from the Security page in a websites properties.Ī: You may choose to enable ASP applications when creating a website. public_html, website, etc) to avoid confusion. I recommend giving this folder an obvious name (e.g. Q: Will internet users be able to access my files?Ī: Only files in the folder used for your website will be accessible to the public.

#Windows home server 2011 end of life how to#

How to create a Windows Home Server photo album Within your Windows Home Server console select Settings->Add-Ins and choose Whiist from the list of available add-ins. Please note that this is beta software and as such is still a work in progress.ĭownload Whiist 0.82 now! (view changelog) Instructions:ĭownload the above file and copy it to the Add-in directory of your Windows Home Server.

Create public content, or restrict access to users of your Windows Home Server.Create new photo albums to share with family and friends in a few simple steps.Quickly create new websites on your home server.

Using this tab you can easily create and manage new websites, photo albums, and homepage links. Whiist is a Windows Home Server Add-In that allows you to create and manage web content on your Windows Home Server.Īfter installation Whiist adds a "Website Management" tab to your Home Server Console.

By downloading this software you agree that under no circumstances shall I (Andrew Grant) be liable for any direct, indirect, incidental, or consequential damages as a result of your use of this software.