This might be an overly broad question, mais Je ne peux pas find a good answer quand using search engines...
J'ai a peu de servers that will be providing web-based services via apps that are *not* IIS. While I can disable IIS, I wondered si I could (should?) remove it so that there are fewer components to worry about depuis a security et maintenance standpoint.
**Are there tout management ou operational side effects depuis removing IIS depuis a Windows 2008 R2 server?**
Will I lose tout ability to manage le server using standard Microsoft tools si I do this?
Supprimer IIS de Win2008 R2 -- effets secondaires ?
Re: Supprimer IIS de Win2008 R2 -- effets secondaires ?
If you're pas using IIS, you absolutely should remove it, for le reasons you mentioned - maintenance et security.
The seulement effect of removing IIS is an inability to use IIS. No management ou operational side effects - it n'a pas been entrenched into le operating system like Internet Explorer has.
Of le over 250 Windows servers I manage, less than 10 have tout IIS components installed, si that helps put votre mind at ease. If you're encore worried, you can toujours arrêtez le IIS service et verify that nothing on le server breaks, avant you go about removing IIS.
The seulement effect of removing IIS is an inability to use IIS. No management ou operational side effects - it n'a pas been entrenched into le operating system like Internet Explorer has.
Of le over 250 Windows servers I manage, less than 10 have tout IIS components installed, si that helps put votre mind at ease. If you're encore worried, you can toujours arrêtez le IIS service et verify that nothing on le server breaks, avant you go about removing IIS.