Moodle is an open source Learning Management System which is used to teach students online through course materials. MOODLE – Stands for Modular Object Oriented Dynamic Learning Environment.
It is a web oriented learning platform so we can access it anywhere online. Now we are going to see how to install this learning platform onto IIS Server. Step 1: To install Moodle on IIS we need to enable IIS service in our System. The following steps are used to enable IIS Service. Go to Start, click Control Panel, Programs and Features, then click "Turn Windows features on or off" Figure 1: Turn Windows feature on or off After clicking Windows features the following dialog box will appear. In the dialog box we need to check the check box of Internet Information Services (IIS). Figure 2: Enable IIS After enabling the IIS Service the IIS Server dialog box opens. Step 2: Figure 3: IIS Server Step 3: Expand the Server link then right click on Site, then click Add Web Site Figure 4: Adding Web site Step 4: Add Web Site dialog box will open in that box mentioning site name. Choose directory path and the IP address and then hit OK. Figure 5 Step 5: Now your new web site Moodle is added under default Web site main root directory of Sites. Figure 6 Step 6: In the second column of Moodle home double click Directory Browsing. Figure 7: Directory Browsing Figure 8 Here we have to enable Long date and then hit Apply on the right hand side column. Figure 9 Step 7: After Enabling Directory Browsing come back to moodle home column. In that column double click Handler Mappings Figure 10 The Dialog box will appear in that, choose PHP FastCGI, the box will appear, and mention the following details in that box Figure 11 After enabling fast CGI mode your site is ready to process.
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