Iis
ASP scripts are widely used in current Web development, but IIS 6.0 in Windows 2003 does not support ASP scripts by default, but it can run ASPX programs, which is inconvenient for running and debugging ASP code. In fact, a slight adjustment in the Windows 2003 Internet Information Manager can solve this problem.
Click the start/program/admin tools/internet information Manager, in the IIS Manager window, in the left pane of the window, select Web Service Extensions, and click the Active Server Pages item in the list of properties on the right side of the window. You can see in the status bar that the item is in a prohibited state (Figure 1), and click the "Allow" button to set the status to allow. In addition, select the name of the site in the list of sites and choose Properties on its right menu. Select the Home directory panel in the Site Properties window, click the Configure button, select the Options panel in the Application Configuration window, check the Enable parent path item (Figure 2), so that IIS6.0 can support ASP.
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