jimbehning
Sat Aug 30 10:51:44 CDT 2003
Let me shoot in the dark. At the Server 2003 class there is a click
you do to allow asp. I don't know if the IIS in Server 2000 has the
same thing. The guide says that IIS will give a 404 error. That click
was in the web server extensions.
"Kevin Weilbacher" <kweilbac@gte.net> wrote:
>Shot in the dark --- this is something I encountered about a year ago ---
>but I don't remember the details of what exactly I did --
>So,
>
>1. go to Adminstrative Tools > Internet Services Manager
>2. drill down on your server name
>3. right click on default web site, and click on properties
>4. click on the Home Directory tab
>
>Now look toward the bottom for two fields: 'Execute Permissions' and
>'Application Protection'
>
>I think it was the Application Protection field I changed, but I don't
>remember. If it's set to Low or High, change it to Medium - or vice versa
>
>Execute Permissions I have set to Scripts only
>
>Good luck!
>kw
>
>
>
>"Desmond" <teritex15@msn.com> wrote in message
>news:001501c36f02$926d9a20$a101280a@phx.gbl...
>> I very urgently need asnwer to this plzz z if anyone can
>> help me out i will be more than greatfull to him/her.
>> I have installed Win2K Server using the Win2k SBS CD ROM.
>> Now the prob is I have installed IIS but when I try to
>> run a .asp file from the browser it gives the error
>> mentioned in the subject. This is a standalone machine
>> with no network card. The settings that I have tried are
>> 1. Properties of the default web site in IIS and the IP
>> address option was unassigned. Then documents tab has
>> indes.asp added in first place. Home dir is
>> c:\inetpub\wwwroot (I have my asp files in there) then
>> Execute permissions are scripts only. Thats all the info
>> I tried running the file in browser this ways
>> 1.
http:\\127.0.0.1\index.asp
>> 2.
http:\\localhost\index.asp
>> 3.
http:\\personal\index.asp (where personal is my comp
>> name).
>>
>> Please email me the solution if possible. Your help will
>> be appretiated.
>> Thank you.
>>
>>
>
Jim B. SBS MVP