From: Mike Green on 13 Jun 2006 04:39 Hi I have a problem running an asp.net v1 website on a fresh install of Windows Server 2003 Standard. I have installed IIS and allowed "ASP.Net" Web Service Extensions. However, I just can not get my ASP.Net websites to run on a new virtual directory. I can get the website to run under the default website route, no problem. But whenever I create a new virtual directory, with Read access etc. I always get "The page cannot be found" 404.2 error. I am 100% sure the path is correct. No errors reported in the Event Viewer. IIS Execute Permissions are "Scripts Only". Any help or thoughts would be much appreciated? Many Thanks Mike
From: mortb on 13 Jun 2006 05:16 Hi, have reviewed the sequrity settings on the new folder in the windows explorer? They should be the same as on the site root. I think that typically under server 2003 the network service account need read and execute permissions in the folder. If that won't work you can try to run the command line utility aspnet_regiis -i in the framework install folder. That tool will make sure that the file extenitsion .aspx etc will be handled by the framework cheers, mortb "Mike Green" <mike(a)abraxas-uk.com> wrote in message news:ezwNuTsjGHA.3780(a)TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl... > Hi > > I have a problem running an asp.net v1 website on a fresh install of > Windows > Server 2003 Standard. I have installed IIS and allowed "ASP.Net" Web > Service > Extensions. > > However, I just can not get my ASP.Net websites to run on a new virtual > directory. > > I can get the website to run under the default website route, no problem. > But whenever I create a new virtual directory, with Read access etc. I > always get "The page cannot be found" 404.2 error. > > I am 100% sure the path is correct. No errors reported in the Event > Viewer. > > IIS Execute Permissions are "Scripts Only". > > Any help or thoughts would be much appreciated? > > Many Thanks > > Mike > >
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