Please help me get started
From: Alex (silver_arrow_one_at_hotmail.com)
Date: 10/12/04
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Date: Tue, 12 Oct 2004 12:30:00 -0700
Del,
When you add to the exceptions list in Windows firewall
that means these programms can have access to
inbound/outbound connections. Just Enable IIS to work.
Other thing is:
Please expand the Local Users and Groups category, then
click on the Groups. You'll see there the following
GROUPS:
- VS Developers
- Debugger Users
Please read carefully the following:
VS Developers --> Add your account with which you login.
This will enable you to author web
pages in your system.
Debugger Users --> Add your account, ASPNET, NTAUTHORITY
\SYSTEM
After doing this please logoff and login again.
Another possible problem is:
Windows firewall allows to firewall also your lan, dialup
connection. If you enabled the firewall for this
connection even if you allowed traffic toward IIS and VS
NET and did all the user rights assignments it will still
not work. You understand isn't? You just open a door in
the Windows firewall, but you still keep it closed for
the LAN or dialup connection.
Please add in that firewall of your lan also these
exceptions, or purely disable it because you already are
shielded by the Windows firewall, the connection doesn't
need this.
Please do this and let me know if it's working.
With best regards,
Alex
>-----Original Message-----
>Thanks for all the information I went through all the
>steps and I'll tell you what was already set and what
had
>to be changed. I think that I screwed up something
along
>the way.
>-The firewall listed programs that
>in the exceptions tab that were blocked by the firewall
>theses included:
> -Active X control test container
> -File and Printer Sharing
> -Messenger
> -Remote Assistance
> -UPnP Framework
> -Web Server
>I originally miunderstood the exceptions tab and added
>ASP.NET Web Matrix and Visual Studio.NET 2003 to the box
>and checked them ( I now see that I shouldn't of done
>that)
>In the advanced tab under network settings I have Local
>Area Connection and Verizon Online (both checked)
>The MMC for Default web site was already set at
>UNASSIGNED.
>On the HOME tab configuration all the boxes you stated
>were checked already.
>on the MM IIS Directory Security I checked the boxes you
>said.
>On the server extension tab I clicked Enable Authoring
>I restarted IIS by clicking disconnect and the clicking
>connect and typing in the computer name in the box.
>In the user rights area I THINK THERE IS A PROBLEM?!?
>When I went to the groups category and you said add the
>following accounts: VS Developers and Debugger Users. I
>clicked the groups folder and it expanded into this list:
> -Administrator
> -ASPNET
> -mY NAME
> -MY WIFES NAME
> -MY SONS NAME
> -MY DAUGHTERS NAME
> -GUEST
> -iusr...
> -iwam...
> -sql DEBUGGER
> -SUPPORT 38
> -SUPPORT 3F
> -HELP ASSISTANT
> AND now VISUAL DEVELOPER since i tried to add that
>account ( I don't think I did it right because it now
>appears on the windows XP login page after the names of
>my family members. I didn't try to add debugger users
>because it thought I screwed up the other thing.
>I tried opening a ASP.NET project on VS NET, but still
>the same old message "NOT RESPONDING"
>Thanks for any help Alex or anyone else
>DEL
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>Del,
>>
>>There are a couple of scenarios here:
>>1. If you have Windows SP2 installed it will cause you
>>many problems.
>>2. You may have a firewall, either Windows firewall or
>>other firewall.
>>3. Set the appropriate machine setings in
machine.config
>>in Dot Net folder and Account settings.
>>
>>- In case you have SP2 or any type of firewall please go
>> and set a new rule (enable IIS) to accept connections.
>> Open also the appropriate ports such as: 80 and 443
>for
>> the secure http.
>>
>>- Open the Microsoft Manager Console for IIS and click
on
>> the Default web site. Go to properties. Leave the IP
>> address UNASSIGNED.
>>
>> - On the Home tab click on configuration, a new
window
>> will be displayed and click again on the tab
>> Debugging. Enable here both debugging option
(client,
>>server)
>>
>> - On the same MM IIS Console go to Directory
>Security
>> and verify if the following are checked:
>> - Anonymous Access and let IIS manage the password.
>> - Integrated Windows authentication.
>>
>> - Now on the Server Extensions tab click "Enable
>> Authoring" and leave other options as they are.
>> After you save all these changes please restart IIS.
>>
>>Now you need some more tweaking regarding the user
>>rights. Please do the following:
>>1. Go to Computer Management console. Expand Local User
>>and Groups. Click on Groups category. Add the following
>>accounts to the user group:
>>VS Developers --> Add your account with which you login.
>> This will enable you to author web
>> pages in your system.
>>Debugger Users --> Add your account, ASPNET,
NTAUTHORITY
>> \SYSTEM
>>After doing this please logoff and login again.
>>Do these steps. If is still not working please post
>again
>>here and I'll answer to you. We may go in machine
config
>>to set some things.
>>
>>With best regards,
>>Alex
>>
>>.
>>
>.
>
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