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Frankly, there are any number of reasons why the object can't be created. It could be a permissions issue (which doesn't seem to be the case here), or your DLL has a dependency on some other binary or API that doesn't exist in Windows Server 2008. You'll have to debug it further to see...
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The VBScript would be a file named test.vbs containing: dim myobj set myobj = WScript.CreateObject("YourCOMObjectsProgID") WScript.Echo("success") Then use the "runas" command to run the script as different users ... it's one way to isolate the issue. Dave
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Can you instantiate the object in a simple VBScript? (try running the vbscript as different users, to see if it's a permissions issue) Also, try using Failed Request Tracing (a new feature in IIS7) to see potentially more details. http://www.iis.net/articles/view.aspx/IIS7/Managing-IIS7/Diagnostics...
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