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iis 7.0 - ASP pages cannot be read



 
 
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Old October 9th 06, 07:18 AM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.installation_setup
halinab
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Default iis 7.0 - ASP pages cannot be read

I cannot run raw asp page applications . I receive the error 500.
Where do I look to find out why theses cannot be run?
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Old October 10th 06, 02:09 AM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.installation_setup
Bill Frisbee
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Default iis 7.0 - ASP pages cannot be read

Halinab,


By default ASP is disabled under IIS 7. You must install the option from
Application Development Features and enable ASP pages within IIS.


Bill F.

"halinab" wrote in message
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I cannot run raw asp page applications . I receive the error 500.
Where do I look to find out why theses cannot be run?


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Old October 10th 06, 02:25 AM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.installation_setup
halinab
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Default iis 7.0 - ASP pages cannot be read

Can you instruct me how to do that

"Bill Frisbee" wrote:

Halinab,


By default ASP is disabled under IIS 7. You must install the option from
Application Development Features and enable ASP pages within IIS.


Bill F.

"halinab" wrote in message
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I cannot run raw asp page applications . I receive the error 500.
Where do I look to find out why theses cannot be run?


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Old October 10th 06, 03:11 AM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.installation_setup
Bill Frisbee
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Default iis 7.0 - ASP pages cannot be read

Of course!

Go to the Control Panel. Select the Programs option (click on the word
Programs). Select Turn Windows features on or off.

At this time UAC will fire off. Give it permission to proceed.

Expand the IIS folder (Internet Information Services)

Expand World Wide Web Services

Expand Application development Features.

Add the various extensions you require for IIS (such as .Net, ASP, ASP.NET
etc.)

Click OK and this will install the features.

You then need to make sure they are enabled in the IIS MMC snap-in.

I do this from the desktop.

Right click on Computer and select Manage. Expand Services and Applications.

Internet Information Services is listed right up the top and manage away!


Bill F.





"halinab" wrote in message
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Can you instruct me how to do that

"Bill Frisbee" wrote:

Halinab,


By default ASP is disabled under IIS 7. You must install the option from
Application Development Features and enable ASP pages within IIS.


Bill F.

"halinab" wrote in message
...
I cannot run raw asp page applications . I receive the error 500.
Where do I look to find out why theses cannot be run?



 




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