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To host a simple onepage website on IIS 7.0 using Windows 7 and Visual Studio Ultimate 2010, follow these steps: Prerequisites 1. Install IIS 7.0 on Windows 7 (if not already installed). 2. ASP.NET should be installed (if your website is developed in ASP.NET). Step 1: Enable IIS on Windows 7 1. Open Control Panel. 2. Go to Programs > Turn Windows Features on or off. 3. In the Windows Features dialog, check the following: Internet Information Services (IIS) Expand Web Management Tools and ensure IIS Management Console is checked. Expand World Wide Web Services, ensure Application Development Features like ASP.NET and Static Content are checked (depending on your website). 4. Click OK and wait for the installation to complete. Step 2: Configure IIS for Your Website 1. Open IIS Manager: Press `Windows + R`, type `inetmgr`, and press Enter. 2. In IIS Manager: On the lefthand side, expand your computer name. Rightclick Sites and select Add Website. Step 3: Add Website Configuration 1. In the Add Website window: Site Name: Enter a name for your website (e.g., `MyOnePageSite`). Physical Path: Browse and select the folder where your onepage website files (HTML, CSS, etc.) are located. If you have your project in Visual Studio, it will likely be in your solution folder under `/bin/Release/` or `/bin/Debug/`. Binding: Type: Choose `HTTP`. IP Address: Leave it as `All Unassigned` (or specify the local IP). Port: Set the port to `80` (or any custom port if 80 is occupied). Host Name: Leave it blank for local testing. 2. Click OK. Step 4: Set Application Pool 1. In the Add Website window, click the Application Pool dropdown and select the appropriate pool: If your site is ASP.NET, select the correct .NET Framework version (`v4.0` for .NET 4.x). If it is just an HTML page, you can leave the default Integrated pool. Step 5: Set Folder Permissions Ensure that the folder where your website resides has the proper permissions: 1. Rightclick your website folder, select Properties. 2. Go to the Security tab, click Edit. 3. Ensure that IIS_IUSRS has Read and Execute permissions. 4. Apply the changes. Step 6: Browse Your Website 1. Open your web browser. 2. In the address bar, type `localhost` (or `localhost:port` if you used a custom port). 3. Your onepage website should load. Step 7: (Optional) Debugging with Visual Studio 1. If you want to debug your website, you can use Visual Studio: Open your project in Visual Studio Ultimate 2010. Set breakpoints if needed. Run the project using F5 for debugging. 2. Visual Studio will open the browser and serve the project using IIS Express. Now your website should be hosted and available locally on your machine through IIS 7.0.

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