Install of IIS 6.0 Renders Web Site Unusable

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  • RitaG

    Install of IIS 6.0 Renders Web Site Unusable

    Hello.

    I have a Web based application that worked with IIS 5.0.
    Our server recently had to be rebuilt and IIS 6.0 was installed.
    Since then I cannot get my application to run. I get "The Page Cannot Be
    Found" error message.

    Working with IIS 5.0 my default.htm file was in C:\Inetpub\wwwR oot\WebPPOLoad.
    With the install of IIS 6.0 our IT team placed the Web folder in
    D:\www\irvdev02 \WebPPOLoad.
    Through the IIS Service Manager I checked the path of my application and
    under Web Sites it's showing irvdev02\WebPPO Load. When I right click on
    irvdev02\WebPPO Load (In IIS manager) the Home Directory is showing correctly
    as D:\www\irvdev02 . I also checked the permissions and they seem in order and
    I added an IUSR account.

    Any suggestions as to why my application won't start will be greatly
    appreciated!

    TIA,

    Rita
  • Dave Anderson

    #2
    Re: Install of IIS 6.0 Renders Web Site Unusable

    "RitaG" wrote:[color=blue]
    > I have a Web based application that worked with IIS 5.0.
    > Our server recently had to be rebuilt and IIS 6.0 was installed.
    > Since then I cannot get my application to run. I get "The Page
    > Cannot Be Found" error message.
    >
    > Working with IIS 5.0 my default.htm file was in
    > C:\Inetpub\wwwR oot\WebPPOLoad. With the install of IIS 6.0 our
    > IT team placed the Web folder in D:\www\irvdev02 \WebPPOLoad.
    > Through the IIS Service Manager I checked the path of my
    > application and under Web Sites it's showing irvdev02\WebPPO Load.
    > When I right click on irvdev02\WebPPO Load (In IIS manager) the
    > Home Directory is showing correctly as D:\www\irvdev02 . I also
    > checked the permissions and they seem in order and I added an
    > IUSR account.
    >
    > Any suggestions as to why my application won't start will be
    > greatly appreciated![/color]





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    • RitaG

      #3
      Re: Install of IIS 6.0 Renders Web Site Unusable

      Thanks Dave! I was finally able to get my applications to come up.

      "Dave Anderson" wrote:
      [color=blue]
      > "RitaG" wrote:[color=green]
      > > I have a Web based application that worked with IIS 5.0.
      > > Our server recently had to be rebuilt and IIS 6.0 was installed.
      > > Since then I cannot get my application to run. I get "The Page
      > > Cannot Be Found" error message.
      > >
      > > Working with IIS 5.0 my default.htm file was in
      > > C:\Inetpub\wwwR oot\WebPPOLoad. With the install of IIS 6.0 our
      > > IT team placed the Web folder in D:\www\irvdev02 \WebPPOLoad.
      > > Through the IIS Service Manager I checked the path of my
      > > application and under Web Sites it's showing irvdev02\WebPPO Load.
      > > When I right click on irvdev02\WebPPO Load (In IIS manager) the
      > > Home Directory is showing correctly as D:\www\irvdev02 . I also
      > > checked the permissions and they seem in order and I added an
      > > IUSR account.
      > >
      > > Any suggestions as to why my application won't start will be
      > > greatly appreciated![/color]
      >
      > http://aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=2476
      >
      >
      >
      > --
      > Dave Anderson
      >
      > Unsolicited commercial email will be read at a cost of $500 per message. Use
      > of this email address implies consent to these terms. Please do not contact
      > me directly or ask me to contact you directly for assistance. If your
      > question is worth asking, it's worth posting.
      >
      >
      >[/color]

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