>>Where do you find global properties of the IIS server?
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>Under Web Service Extensions, make sure ASP.NET v2.0.50727 is Allowed.
Thank you, Michel. This was very helpful, now the page runs and gives an ASP.NET error with the correct version.
The error points to the line in the WEB.CONFIG:
<authenticaion mode="Windows" />
Even if we change the authentication mode to "None" the same error.
The error message says that "This error can be caused by a virtual directory not being configured as an application IIS". How could this be? I installed several application application on WinXp Pro where it was simpler: you create a virtual directory and good to go.
On Server 2003 you have to add a Web Site and then under that Web Site add a Virtual Directory. This is confusing to me. Both Web Site and Virtual Directory point to the same physical folder.
Any ideas/suggestion to what I am missing?
Thank you.
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