Steps to reproduce: 1. Boot a Windows XP SP3 machine with IIS installed (the default options should be fine). 2. Click Start-->Run and type inetmgr and hit enter. 3. In the IIS Manager MMC plug-in on the left-side open up the local computer node. 4. On the left-side open up the "Web Sites"...

Hello Everyone... Thanks for replying... I am learning asp.net...I am just a beginner in coding... Although i have deployed many websites in DotNetNuke. So i don't know much about difference in security issues and application developing between IIS6 and IIS7... I cannot upgrade to Vista Ultimate...

Hello, I am a developer. I use ASP.Net 2.0 and SQL Server to run DotNetNuke and other ASP.Net Portals. I am about to but a new laptop which is offering me Windows Vista Home Basic. Please guide me which Windows should i buy? Should i go for Windows Vista Home Basic or buy Windows XP Professional only...

After hours of trying and re-trying and fustration, I finally installed PHP to work with MYSQL and IIS 6.0 on a Windows XP machine. I wrote an article with the steps. Here you go, http://www.atksolutions.com/articles/install_php_mysql_iis.html hope it helps... Anthony K

The lines prior to 17 are preparing variables. Line 17 itself is empty. I have definitely unchecked Anonymous Access check box and Integrated Windows Authentication is enabled. A user name & password is requested and I then enter my login details. I'm the only user set up on this machine.

I am new to this web development with asp.net stuff. My problem is this: I am trying to develop a web site using Visual Web Developer 2005 Express Edition, on a H-P Pavillion DV 8000 laptop which has XP Media Center Edition(i.e XP pro SP2) installed.The machine also has the .net framework 2.0 installed...

I could really use some help. I cannot seem to get the 'start' page for IIS to work via http://localhost . I have done the following: 1. Previously installed .net 2.0 distribution 2. Installed IIS 5.1 off win xp pro cd 3. Made sure IIS is running 4. Attempted to start and restart IIS When I run the following...