>I have the following situation:
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>Windows 2003 server.
>I created a web site (MyApp) in the IIS.
>.NET 2.0 Framework.
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>When I run an HTML file from the following link works without any problems:
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>http://172.28.11.129/MySite/MyTest.htm
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>The HTML page is displayed.
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>When I try to run any .ASPX page I get different negative reports:
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>1. If I run the page with local host like
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>http://localhost/MySite/Mytest.aspx
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>
>The error "Server Error in '/' Application" points to the Web.config on the line "Authentication mode="Windows". The
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>2. If I run the page with IP as:
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>http://172.28.11.129/MySite/MyTest.aspx
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>Message "Server Error in '/' Application. Resource cannot be found"
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I realized that the problem was in the fact that I was using my site name (MySite) in the URL. The IP address, I guess, actually includes this address. That is, the correct syntax should have been:
http://172.28.11.129/MyTest.aspx
The above syntax works.
What I still don't get is why it does not work with LOCALHOST. I am pretty sure that the url with LOCALHOST should be
http://LOCALHOST/MySite/MyTest.aspx
But the above one does not work.
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