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Use IIS web Server  Vs.  Visual Studio Development Server with Port

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Lit - 03 Aug 2007 17:44 GMT
Hi,

My web app works when it is in the "Visual Studio Development Server with a
Port Number",

But

It does not work when I use " Use IIS web Server"

What Gives?  Permissions?  What to look for?

I tried to create a Virtual Directory from IIS as Usual making sure I am
using .NET 2.0 etc..

And nothing works.

At one time I am getting a challenge to type a user name and password (
Windows Authen ) but that does not  work either.

I am logged on as the Admin,

Thanks for any light.

Lit
Jesse Houwing - 03 Aug 2007 19:16 GMT
Hello Lit,

> Hi,
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> Lit

Make sure the directory that contains the website has read/execute rights
for the IIS_WPG group that should allow ASP.net and the IIS Guest user to
access the things it needs.

Jess

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