Rick, Thanks! Can ADSI auto-enable ASP.NET and ASP extensions or is this purely a manual thing?? Will assigning rights for IUSR,IWAM and ASPNET accounts still work the same as it did for IIS5? For some reason I thought there was a new anonymous account...
>Claude,
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>>The key thing that will need to be tested with this version is the setup with Windows 2003 Server which I haven't done anything for yet since I don't have it. I understand that the IIS anonymous user has changed? So, any insights from people that have installed the existing AVFP with Windows 2003 Server would be greatly appreciated...
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>No, IIS Anonymous user hasn't changed. The account management of who's hosting your application has changed so the permissions of COM components not running under COM+ will change.
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>You will need to make sure that ASP or ASP.NET are enabled because they are turned off by default.
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>Here's the setup info I use in Web Connection (all of this happens automatically actually, but these are the manual instructions):
>http://www.west-wind.com/webconnection/docs/_0V81D7Y5Q.htm
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>Most of this won't apply to you, but the Application extension enabling does.
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>You'd better install Win2003 if you're going to ship a server tool given that Win2003 is the current and recommended OS for ASP and ASP.NET.