Review

I hope that the example in this chapter has shown you how easy it can be to create useful administrative Web pages. Start by designing the Web page itself in FrontPage or another editor. Don't worry about producing a beautiful page, just get the elements in place that you need. Then, add functions and subroutines as necessary to support the script you'll write. Finally, add any inline code that you need. Keep in mind that ASP allows static HTML to be conditional if placed within an If…Then construct.

COMING UP

ASP, IIS, WMI, ADSI, and the other technologies used in scripting can conspire to create real security vulnerabilities-or security hassles, depending on how you look at it. In the next chapter, I'll explain the pros and cons of ASP scripting security and show you how to configure your machines to provide functionality with minimal vulnerabilities.