Summary of ASP. NET problems in IIS

Many developers are troubled by problems such as IIS and ASPnet installation. I would like to make a summary below. Please share more with us! IIS is broken. How can this problem be solved !!!!!!!

Generally, IIS cannot run ASP. NET. Try the following four methods, which are 99% valid:

1 .. Net Plugin-I to reinstall IIS

Mapping (mainly used to match the extention of files such as aspx and asmx ). Run the following command in the C:/Windows/Microsoft. NET/framework/v1.0.3705 Directory: aspnet_regiis.exe-I

2. Reset the ASPNET password and find the machine. config file % SystemRoot %/Microsoft. NET/framework/v1.0.3705/config in the following directory.

(Systemroot is your installation directory), add/modify the username and password3 in the identifier. If not, reinstall IIS and perform operation 4 in accordance with method 1. 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:

1. Choose Administrative Tools> Active Directory users and

Create a user named aspuser in computers and add the user to the user group (by default, it is already in the user group)

2. Choose Administrative Tools> Local Security Settings> Local

Policy-> userright assignment, double-click the Log on as a batch job item in the right column, click Add in the pop-up window, select or enter the created aspuser account, and click OK. (You need to restart the machine)

3. Make sure that the aspuser account has the permission to access the corresponding files and directories. 4. In the following directory, find the machine. config file: % SystemRoot %/Microsoft. NET/framework/v1.0.3705/config (systemroot is your installation directory) and add/modify it in the identity:

Username = "domainname/aspuser" Password = "aspuserpassword" where aspuserpassword is the password of the created aspuser and domainname is your domain name

Finally, reset the machine! Look! OK!