Search results matching tag 'remote'

Getting non-Adminstrator user to authenticate with MsDeployAgentService

willundin — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 01:39:44 GMT

I have a Windows 2008 R2 server with IIS 7 and Web Deployment Tools.

As the local adminstrator, I am able to authenticate with http://MyServer/MSDEPLOYAGENTSERVICE and deploy a web application using a command like

msdeploy.exe -source:iisApp='c:\Temp\DeployTest' -verb:Sync -whatif -dest:iisApp='Default Web Site\DeployTest', computerName=MyServer, username=Administrator, password=MyPassw0rd

I do not want (other people/processes) to use the server administrator account for this purpose.I created a different local windows user (not administrator). I made the user an IIS Manager.

I cannot authenticate at http://MyServer/MSDEPLOYAGENTSERVICE nor can I use the msdeploy string, I get a 401 error, unauthorized, with this new user.

On a whim, I gave the user full control access to inetpub and sub directories. Still No Dice.

I believe I hit all the steps in the videos (like http://learn.iis.net/page.aspx/549/setting-up-delegated-administration-server-and-client-experiences/ ) but they used the Adminstrator account for Server access, and I want to use a non-Administrator, if possible. I poked around in IIS Management Service Delegation, but was unclear when these would apply.

So, any tips on spots to check or tweak? I am sure its mostly an IIS configuration issue, but I mentioned MS Deploy in a prior IIS config question over there and was pointed here. Thanks all.

Re: Window media Server 2008 on vista Ultimate

chriskno — Mon, 21 Sep 2009 00:17:29 GMT

Hi, Gissah,

Thanks for asking about this. It is a known issue, with a known fix. Dave Nelson wrote an excellent blog post about the issue and how to fix it at http://blogs.iis.net/dmnelson/archive/2009/05/14/updating-browscap-ini-for-internet-explorer-8.aspx.

-Chris

Restart IIS from antoher machine via iisreset

atze187 — Tue, 19 May 2009 07:16:41 GMT

Hi,

i'm trying to restart iis7 (Windows Server 2008 Standard x64) from another machine using the following:

iisreset [COMPUTERNAME] /restart

My problem is, that it will always result in a "RPC server is not available" message. When i shutdown the Windows firewall, it works like a charm. Does anyone.know which firewall rule applies to that problem?

tia,
atze

IIS Serves HTML/ASP.NET locally but not remotely

jobo5432 — Thu, 26 Feb 2009 22:44:34 GMT

This seems like something simple I'm overlooking. I'm a software developer, so I know enough about IIS to get by, but I'm not a wiz....

I have IIS 6.0 (Win 2003) installed and configured to run the same way I've done a thousdand times. It's IP is 10.1.0.8. I can browse my website from the local machine via http://10.1.0.8 or http://servername, but only locally. When I try to access this same server via from my development PC on the same network, I get no connection.

I use IE by default, which doesn't give me a very good explanation of why I can't connect, but when I try to load the page in Firefox, I get:

"The connection to the server was reset while the page was loading"

The test page I'm trying to load is a "Hello World" so it's not like I have huge amounts of data forcing a timeout or something.

I know I have connectivity to the box from my development PC (Mapped drives and Remote Desktop), so I'm stuck. I did all the Googling I could think of, but the keywords "IIS", "remotely" and "locally" are so generic, I really didn't find anything I was looking for.

Also, I've disabled all firewalling from my my development PC, router, and IIS server, so I'm positive that's not the problem.

Any help you might have would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.

Getting Blank Page as soon as I click connect on TSWEB

batman10 — Thu, 22 Jan 2009 00:38:06 GMT

Hi;

I am trying Remote desk top acces to my home computer from my Lab theu internet. as soon as I click on Connect btn on TSWEB its giving me blank white page with lines on 3 sides. any help please. iam using XP PRO sp3 on both pc's

Event code 4010 - publishing to remote host

wrpraveen — Thu, 29 May 2008 14:50:56 GMT

hi,

I am using Win 2003 server, IIS 5.2 & SQL Server 2005 and 3.5 framework. When I publish from my development desktop to this server remotely, my ASP.NET application doesn't display the startup page and i bump into this event code 4010 - related with security access issue. here is the error from event viewer. Please assist.

thanks,

-P

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Event Type: Information

Event Source: ASP.NET 2.0.50727.0

Event Category: Web Event

Event ID: 1314

Date: 5/29/2008

Time: 4:43:33 PM

User: N/A

Computer: BLRNTDEVNGCDB01

Description:

Event code: 4010

Event message: An unhandled security exception has occurred.

Event time: 5/29/2008 4:43:33 PM

Event time (UTC): 5/29/2008 11:13:33 AM

Event ID: 2a85462f06224dd6b50ed11efddfe00a

Event sequence: 2

Event occurrence: 1

Event detail code: 0

Internet printing

Manuel Lopez — Sun, 29 Jul 2007 08:00:17 GMT

How do I enable Internet printing in IIS 7.0? I enabled IIS web serving and checked internet printing under Windows features for IIS, but get nothing when navigating to [server]/printers. I don't see it in the IIS management console. (I'm using Vista Ultimate, and have the IIS 7.0 that comes with it.) I also don't see it mentioned in the help files anywhere.

Any instructions would be helpful. I just need to be able to print from any remote computer over the Internet to my printer.

Thanks.

How to Set Up Remote Debugging

pblecha — Fri, 22 Dec 2006 20:56:27 GMT

I've been reading all sorts of knowledge base posts, books, forums, etc. But this is a really convoluted subject, and nobody has been straightforward on the topic. So here goes nothing.

I am trying to deploy an ASP.net web application (and for the record, because this is for testing and also for my own learning process, I'm doing both 1.1 and 2.0 versions) to a remote server. My machine is running XP with SP2; the remote server is running Windows Server 2003. I have used the Copy Web Site... command within Visual Studio (2003 for 1.1, 2005 for 2.0) to copy the site to the remote machine through a file share. I have installed the Remote Debugging tools for both versions of Visual Studio on the remote machine. I have set up websites on the remote machine with the copied sites.

How do I debug the remote site with my local version of Visual Studio? I have tried attaching to the process on the remote machine; but I keep being told that the remote machine can't connect with my machine. I can't locate the exact reason; I do know that I'm NOT running firewall software (which is fine; the entire network is insulated, so we don't need it). So it's not a firewall issue.

Nobody seems to address just exactly HOW to debug an ASP.NET application; they talk about how to set up the debugging environment (which doesn't work as simply as they put it); they talk about how to deploy the remote application; but they don't talk about the relationship between these two events, as if they have nothing to do with each other!

So, do I need to load the remote copy of the application into Visual Studio in order to debug? Or, do I open my local copy of the application and then attach to the remote process? What is different between 2003 and 2005? I have read more than once that 2003's remote debugging environment is a pain; can I debug a 2003 application with 2005, if the website is set to Framework version 1.1? Should I remove my local copy of the application in order to debug? I've had to clear my VSWebCache several times to get it installed right; when I load my local copy, is the remote copy not really being loaded into memory? HOW do I debug remotely???

Thanks for your help.