So, Windows Home Server users - a quick google suggests that WHS includes a pretty much feature complete version of IIS that allows for multiple sites etc. Can anyone confirm this? And if so, can it be managed by the standard IIS Manager, so I can get full access to SSL settings, ports etc? Or is it limited to a simplified "user-friendly" wizard-based set up?
In other words, can WHS be used as a "home" "production" web server (i.e. for limited/light use but with all the features of, say, Windows Web Server)?
EDIT: horrid thought - is WHS 64-bit only?


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) to keep the OS system resource usage down a bit. Or I could go back to Linux - I used to run it years ago before I sold my soul to the devil. Or I could even try the evaluation version of Web Server 2008 (I've found my ISO kicking around in an old backup!) for now: with slmgr.vbs -rearm I'll have the best part of a year before I have to worry about my ongoing problems

