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Does Inetpub get affected on upgrade from Windows 2000 to windows 2003?

Question posted by: sreemati (Member) on July 1st, 2008 02:19 PM
Hi Everyone,

Our development web server is on windows 2000 and the test is on windows 2003.
We have created some web files which are stored in inetpub/wwwroot directory which seems to work perfectly fine in development but doesn't work in windows 2003. The QA team believes that it is because of windows web services being different but I am not sure about that. Can anyone help please.

Thanks a lot,
Sree
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Re: Does Inetpub get affected on upgrade from Windows 2000 to windows 2003?
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Originally Posted by sreemati
Hi Everyone,

Our development web server is on windows 2000 and the test is on windows 2003.
We have created some web files which are stored in inetpub/wwwroot directory which seems to work perfectly fine in development but doesn't work in windows 2003. The QA team believes that it is because of windows web services being different but I am not sure about that. Can anyone help please.

Thanks a lot,
Sree

More likely to do with IIS. I assume you are moving from 5 to 6. What is your application? If it is asp make sure asp is allowed in the web extensions of IIS. HTH.
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