[Turn] [environment construction] vs-visual Studio-iis Express supports LAN access

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When you develop a Web page using Visual Studio, you want to allow other devices in the LAN to be accessed in debug mode for testing purposes. Although it can be deployed to the server, but cannot be debugged, even if the injection process to debug is not able to meet their own needs, so only in the visual Studio-iis Express debugging.

In this case there will be a problem, you will find that the address in your browser is always: http://localhost:32417/such; input: 127.0.0.1:32417 No! Input: Computer name (or IP): port is also inaccessible. This is a wonderful!

Key steps:

1.

Right-click IIS

2.

Select "Show All Applications"

3.

Click Edit profile (the default is to call vs Edit to make sure vs is open with Administrator privileges)

4.

Locate the "Sites" node. Find the Web site you want based on the "name" property of the child node "site".

5.

Edit the "Bindings" node to add a "binding" node based on the address of your computer on the local area network

6.

Debug, 6.2 (Make sure VS is open with administrator privileges, otherwise it will be an error, 6.1)

Figure 6.1

Figure 6.2

[Turn] [environment construction] vs-visual Studio-iis Express supports LAN access