We use Windows Server only for Eggplant Manager. Otherwise, I'm not using it.

We are using the platform for automatic web services.

I use IIS to deploy applications for customers and end users who want to publish their application or domain and access the same globally. They have to deploy their application over IIS so that some, like Binding, MDIS, and other application security services, can be configured. 

We started using the solution for running web applications. We have custom applications that we develop for different customers. They are for case management, government statistics, and records. It depends on what we are running. We have run it for payment integrations in different types of platforms.

We commonly use IIS to deploy most of the applications or network services internally or externally. We have to deploy different kinds of applications on IIS to access them externally. IIS makes these applications available to the internal or external end users.

I mainly use IIS to support web applications.

We are using IIS for a web and application server.

My company is a reseller of cloud-based products, and we are using IIS for this.

We are using .net website on this solution. It's great for our website hosting. All custom web pages and websites we develop are on it. 

Our primary use case for the solution is serving as a port for publishing URLs, especially for our share point team. Additionally, it helps scan and mitigates our vulnerabilities using the best protocols to secure our environment. In the world of cybersecurity, there are significant threats in the IT environment, so we have to mitigate all the HTTP URLs that you have in the environment HTTPS and to do so to secure these tunnels and to provide them with the certificate that you want. IIS also provides the option to secure or mitigate the vulnerabilities in your environment by using the safest protocol to avoid any vulnerabilities or scenarios. We deploy the solution on the premises.

The solution is an operating system for our servers. We have other applications running on it. 

I use IIS to publish our website internally. It helps me to publish information about the teams and provides flexible communication.

I am using IIS in our organization to manage the flow of the Active Directory.

I use the solution to maintain the web application by updating the port, DNS name, and date.

We are using IIS got Active Directory and DNS.

We are using six core hardware from Dell to run the solution.

We are using IIS for many purposes, such as creating the application pools, and websites, and defining the HTTP rules.

I use IIS for issuing security certificates. For example, when I was trying to deploy direct access, it require a certificate which is issued from services. The service I used comes from IIS.

IIS is for large enterprises who would want to secure and make information private.

The solution is used to install and run applications on the server. It's similar to web servers. We host our internal applications on it.

We use the product for our web applications.

It is used for the REST service.

Regarding the use cases of IIS in our organization, we use it for our web-based in-house applications.

IIS is useful for the deployment of web applications.

We use IIS for anything from the digital front doors to web-based applications for health care.

The primary use case is mainly using the IIS service to host web applications so that these applications can be accessed from outside through a web server. 

We use IIS to deploy some of Opentext applications that we need to deploy.

I use Windows Server IIS to publish our site for my Citrix applications.

We use the solution for our customer's web applications. 

We primarily use the solution for application infrastructure.

We use IIS for hosting service, user authentication, and Active Directory integration.

We use the solution to build web-based applications and platforms.

I am working as a Software Project Manager for a software company in their Pharma Services Division and using IIS on Microsoft Windows Server for local deployment of our pharma related .NET application. It is built in C# and used for uploading and validation of pharma-related information in a locally deployed application by a team of data associates and data analysts.

The information is then transported after validation to the web database on Azure from the local database using an internally-developed desktop application.

IIS is primarily used for hosting and managing web applications.

The tool shows us the operating systems where our servers and applications are running. 

I use the solution to research and help our clients with dashboards and reports.

We have a GIS solution from ESRI, ArcGIS Web Adaptor, and it is installed on top of IIS. It's part of ArcGIS Enterprise solution.

We are a system integrator and this is one of the solutions that we assist our customers with. Our customers are primarily government departments, agencies, and ministries. These organizations are not very comfortable with using the cloud, so the majority of deployments are on-premises.

This solution is used for the customer's website or internal applications.

We primarily use the solution for a publishing website.

We primarily use the solution for the database and application system. We provide information systems for public and private companies.

We primarily use the solution for our IT help desk interface.

We primarily use the solution for the internet and opening applications. We use it, for example, to access Outlook on the web. We use it for a variety of Microsoft applications.

The primary use case of this solution is for infrastructure, Active Directory, infrastructure functionality, such as DHCP, and also, it's the main operating system for virtual machines.

We are basically using IIS like people use SharePoint. Technically IIS is a configurable web server. SharePoint is meant to be a collaborative tool. We configured IIS to be a collaborative tool of our own design.  

We use this program as application server.