Very few web servers are supported by mod-mono-server, namely, XSP and Apache. More servers support FastCGI, either internally or through a module, including Apache, Microsoft IIS, Netscape, SunOne, and others. As such, a FastCGI mono server could improve mod-mono-server's market share.

The primary target is:
1. A FastCGI bridge to XSP, similar to mod-mono-server.
2. A configuration page (aspx) and a web service to adjust or reset the server's configuration remotely.
3. Create sample configurations for common server setups, prioritizing based on market shares.

Secondary targets (as time permits) would be:
1. Creating a test program which determines the optimal FastCGI settings for a given computer.
2. Configuration software which uses the configuration web services, console, Gtk#, and/or Windows.Forms
3. Implement a FastCGI 1.0 authorizor, so that HTTP Authorization could be handled through through mono.