Installing Joomla CMS on Windows 2003 with IIS Part 2 of 3

http://www.videotutorialzone.com - (Part 2 of 3) The Joomla Content management system makes running a dynamic website easier than ever, but it is really meant to be run on a Linux server. For those thast want to run it on a Windows server, getting it set up is quite complicated, but not impossible. This is because getting Joomla, PHP and MySQL all to play nicely in IIS is quite a chore. This is the second in a series of 3 tutorials that will get you running Joomla on Windows with Internet Information Server (IIS) in under an hour.

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• joomla
• windows
• iis
• mysql
• php
• win2k
• win2k3
• cms
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[ginns1978]

Hey, what program do you use for creating these videos of how to do things on your computer? It's just through the capture card on your PC, right? I'm setting up a website and wanted to put a short video of how to navigate the site on the home page, but I'm from a networking background, not really multimedia. Thanks for the help! :)

[BrazucaNY]

On Windows 2003 - You must download version 4.1 VERSION 5 do not work on windows 2003

[malcolmpython]

HEY! Can anyone please help me, i'm having a trouble with the service start of mysql. I can't pass through that step, and i have done everything is done in this tutorial, including opening the port of the service. I got a "Error: 0" error in the configuration of the instance.

Regards from Colombia.

[foxmajik]

You should edit out the part where the files are downloading, no one wants to sit through that.

[dfirsching]

I still am having trouble getting mysql to be available although it's running.

[ndrenth]

Great just like the first movie

thanks for the information