VISTA Business IIS7 just will not work

dennis_halsey — Fri, 27 Jul 2007 14:16:48 GMT

Ok, now listen guys:

I am the one who started this thread and after 2 weeks ther had been no good simple solution to my problem. why is that? Maybe some of you guys are just geniuses or maybe this problem has no simple solution! I dshould not have to be a genius. this should jsut work. I'm gonna thow my pc and vista in the dumpster! I'm done with it all!

Do you all understand that this should never, ever be this complicated or technical! It should just work period.

I should never have to go into the registry error tracing and so forth and so on and do all this technical stuff just to get II7 to work. Surley bill gates didn't think that joe schmoe could figure all of this out, when i'm an it guy and can't.

When i find out the simple answer that works and always works, then i will be satisfied. I have had my new vista pc for 3 months and i am yet to develop a classic ASP webiste on it becuase it doesn't run.

This is freakin redicolous.

The one guy that said in an earlier post that he had the solution ofr me to impress my boss,, well

It was so technical, application pools, what the heck is that? why do i need to know about it

I just want to see this show up: "Hello world! this is an ASP page" when i broswe my localhost server.

I think maybe i will look for a third party free solution to this.

Surly there are other ASP webservers that will work with vista better than this.

It's obvious that most people in this thread are confused, frustrated, upset and P'OD!!!!

I am still looking for a simple answer, like go here and click such and such and II7 will work!

If i do not get an awser, here I am going to ditch the thing.

Who runs this forum anyway and why don' they have a simple solution? It's probably becuase they do not know either or beucase there is no simple solution. II7 should have worked when i booted up my PC for the first time! in iis6

can i go back to iis6 in Vista?

By the way, I forwared this message to both dell (which i have access to microsoft tech support) and microsoft directly, but they can't seem to get it to work either. Thant's interesting! That means it doesn't work easily!

Thanks for your help!

I'm done now!

Is there a simple way to make iis7 work in Vista, because it just doesn't work! Has anyone ever made it work? Why can't I?

dennis_halsey — Tue, 24 Jul 2007 19:59:59 GMT

I get this service unavailable error!

I would love to freaking scream, because I have been trying to make this works for two weeks, but I will chill until someone shows me how simple it is! LOL

Go ahead P**K Make me love Vista! Joshin!

I need help!

Managed Pipline Mode: Classic - using forms authentication

mbertulli — Mon, 29 Jan 2007 19:15:06 GMT

I was wondering if anybody has figured out how to have all requests for .asp pages use the asp.net forms authentication using the Classic pipeline mode?

The reason I don't want to use Integrated is so I don't need to carry 2 web.config files for my applications for the XP developers and Vista developers. We are testing Vista as a development platform and so far this is hanging us up as our staging/production environments are Win2k3/IIS 6.

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VISTA Business IIS7 just will not work

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