asp.net|iis| problem many developers for IIS and the installation of the ASPNET, and so on issues such as the following small summary, please communicate more!
IIS has broken the Fix method!!!!!!!
General IIS can not run ASP.net, try the following four methods, 99% valid:
1. The order of the. NET installation should be to install IIS first, reload the vs.net, if the order is reversed, or if IIS is reinstalled, you will need to use Aspnet_regiis.exe-i to reinstall IIS
Mapping (mainly used for extention matching of files such as ASPX, ASMX). Under the C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v1.0.3705 directory, run the next
Side of the command: aspnet_regiis.exe-i
2. Reset the password for ASPNET, and then locate the Machine.config file in the following directory:%systemroot%\microsoft.net\framework\v1.0.3705\config
(systemroot is your installation directory), add/Modify in <processModel> Logo: username and password3. If not, reload IIS, and then follow the side
Act 1 to operate 4. If your machine is a domain controller, you can refer to Q315158:
asp.net does not Work withaspnet account on Domain
Controller:http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?
scid=kb; En-us; q315158& and you talk about the steps of the operation:
1. In administrative tools->active Directory Users and
Create a user named Aspuser in computers to add the user to the user group
(By default, in user group)
2. In Administrative tools->local security settings->local
Policy->userright assignment, double-click Log on as a in the right column batch
Job entry, click Add in the pop-up window, select or enter the Aspuser account you just created, OK. (Reboot machine required)
3. Ensure that the Aspuser account has the appropriate file, directory access rights 4. Locate the Machine.config file in the following directory:%Systemroot%
\microsoft.net\framework\v1.0.3705\config (systemroot is your installation directory), add/Modify in <processModel> Logo:
Username= "DomainName\ASPUSER" password= "ASPUSERpassword" where ASPUSERpassword is just the established ASPUSER password, DomainName is your domain name Finally, reset the machine! Look, it should be OK!