It should run fine. You've got to give the IUSR and IWAM identities the appropriate permissions to access the folders holding the scripts.

Also, if you are running Norton AntiVirus, you need to configure it to allow scripts to be run, otherwise IIS will appear to hang. That one drove us nuts for awhile.

>Has anyone out there ever not been able to get web connect or ASP to run with a new Windows XP Professional installation (in this case a new Dell). I have re installed and configured IIS and the default and virtual web sites till I am blue in the face. All apps ran under Win2000 and NT. Would appreciate any thoughts.Thanks
>Bill Sherman