In this recipe, we will create a website named NanoAspnet. We will create a virtual directory inside the website called NanoAspnet. We will then remotely connect to Nano Server using PowerShell and manage IIS using the IISAdministrator module and Nano Server.
Creating an IIS 10.0 virtual directory on Nano Server
Getting ready
To step through this recipe, you will need a Windows Server 2016 virtual or physical server for remote PowerShell management and creating the virtual directory on Nano Server 2016. For all this installation and configuration work, you should have administrative privileges.
