IIS 5.0 Config for Asp hosting trouble

[James]

Hi

I am having some trouble getting a asp page to load. Im a
noob to the asp side. I have followed knowledege base
Article 301305. I am running 2000 adv, IIS 5.0

I have the following settings to the folder that has the
asp.

Application settings
application name: upload
Starting poing: <website>\uploa d
Execute Permissions: Scripts Only
App Protection: High(isolated)

Is there anything else i need to do? I installed the
lockdown awhile back...does that interfere?

Thanks,
James

[Guest]

IIS 5.0 Config for Asp hosting trouble

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>-----Original Message-----
>Hi
>
>I am having some trouble getting a asp page to load. Im[/color]
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>noob to the asp side. I have followed knowledege base
>Article 301305. I am running 2000 adv, IIS 5.0
>
>I have the following settings to the folder that has the
>asp.
>
>Application settings
>application name: upload
>Starting poing: <website>\uploa d
>Execute Permissions: Scripts Only
>App Protection: High(isolated)
>
>Is there anything else i need to do? I installed the
>lockdown awhile back...does that interfere?
>
>Thanks,
>James
>.
>[/color]

[Jeff Cochran]

Re: IIS 5.0 Config for Asp hosting trouble

On Tue, 10 Aug 2004 13:50:55 -0700, "James" <jroccc@yahoo.c om> wrote:

[color=blue]
>I am having some trouble getting a asp page to load. Im a
>noob to the asp side. I have followed knowledege base
>Article 301305. I am running 2000 adv, IIS 5.0
>
>I have the following settings to the folder that has the
>asp.
>
>Application settings
>application name: upload
>Starting poing: <website>\uploa d
>Execute Permissions: Scripts Only
>App Protection: High(isolated)
>
>Is there anything else i need to do? I installed the
>lockdown awhile back...does that interfere?[/color]

The lockdown tool by default may block ASP extensions, look at the
URLScan.ini file and see if it's allowed. Beyond that, it would be
nice to know what "having some trouble getting a asp page to load"
actually meant. Post full error messages, event log entries, IIS log
entries for the request and so on. Make sure you're testing with a
Hello World ASP file and are requesting it via a browser and not File
Open.

Jeff