>>I've created an ASP.NET application and need to install it on my client's server now for internal access. I've only ever done this where someone else has created the web site and configured it in IIS before. This time I need to do it from scratch. Can anyone recommend a good starting point for reading p on what I need to do?
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>This will install the base of the IIS server:
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>1. Connect to your server
>2. Right click on Windows
>3. Select Programs and Features
>4. Click on Turn Windows features on or off
>5. Click on Next
>6. Click on Next
>7. Click on Next
>8. Check Web Server (IIS)
>9. Click on Add Features
>10. Click on Next
>11. Open the .NET Framework 4.5 Features (2 of 7 installed) branch
>12. Check ASP.NET 4.5
>13. Click on Add Features
>14. Click on Next
>15. Click on Next
>16. Click on Next
>17. Click on Install
>18. Click on Close
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>From there, you will be able to proceed by creating the client Web site, such as you are used to.

Thanks, IIS and ASP.NET are already installed. It's the actual creation of the client Web Site that I need help with. So far I've managed to muddle through by adding a virtual directory to the default web site and giving it th epath of where I've put my files. I then right clicked on the the virtual directory and chose convert to application.

However, my default page will load up in the browser but not showing the image file that is on it and my login does not work. Is there any more configuration necessary?

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I've got it to run. I had not given sufficient rights to the user to access the database. So far it seems OK.