Solution for creating an IIS site access error for WindowsServer (HTTP error 500.19-internal Server error)

The error is as follows:

Server error

Internet Information Services 7.0

Error Digest HTTP Error 500.19-internal Server error

The requested page cannot be accessed because the associated configuration data for the page is invalid.

detailed error message module		IIS Web Core
Notice		BeginRequest
Processing program		Not yet determined
Error code		0x80070005
Configuration error		Unable to read configuration file because of insufficient permissions
Configuration file		\\?\c:\users\administrator\desktop\zzu\web.config
The requested URL	http://zzu.sayms.com:80/
Physical path	C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\zzu
Login method	Not yet determined
Logged in user	Not yet determined

Configuration Source-1:

0:

Solution:

Right-click Site Folder--security--edit--add--advanced--Find now--

Find everyone and iis-iusers--OK, then,

Note: If you do not add the Everyone user, a 401.3 error occurs as

Server error in Application "Zzu"

Internet Information Services 7.0

Error Digest HTTP Error 401.3-unauthorized

You do not have permission to view this directory or page because of the Access Control List (ACL) configuration or encryption settings for this resource on the WEB server.

detailed error message module		IIS Web Core
Notice		AuthenticateRequest
Processing program		Staticfile
Error code		0x80070005
The requested URL	http://zzu.sayms.com:80/
Physical path	C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\zzu
Login method	Anonymous
Logged in user	Anonymous

· most likely cause: users authenticated through the WEB server do not have permission to open files on the file system.

· If the resource is within a universal naming convention (UNC) share, the authenticated user may not have sufficient share or NTFS permissions, or the share permissions do not match the physical path permissions.

· The file is encrypted.

· What to try: open Windows Explorer and check the ACL of the requested file. Ensure that users who visit the site are not explicitly denied access and have permission to open the file.

· Open Windows Explorer and check the ACLs for shared and physical paths. Make sure that all two ACLs allow users to access the resource.

· Open Windows Explorer and check the encryption properties of the requested file. (This setting is located in the Advanced Properties Properties dialog box.) )

· Create a trace rule to track failed requests for this HTTP status code. For more information about creating a trace rule for a failed request, click here .

Solution for creating an IIS site access error for WindowsServer (HTTP error 500.19-internal Server error)