"David Wang" <w3.4you@gmail.comwrote in message
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It appears that your machines are not configured identically.
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If you had to enable Web Service Extension for ASP, that means that
when IIS was installed, the ASP feature was not checked/enabled. This
means that the machines are not configured through identical setup
steps --
You're right! On the original machine, I manually installed all of the
server extras, like IIS, DNS, etc. through Add/Remove Windows Components. On
this new machine, thinking I would save time (!), I foolishly trusted the
"Configure your Server" "wizard", and, of course, it bit me on the behind!
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thus, it is imperative for you to identify "what else is
different" since it is completely unique to your situation/environment
for which we have no information.
I wish I knew, but since the actions of the "wizard" are undocumented, I
have no way of knowing. And at this point, I'm not inclined to start over
from scratch.
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For the benefit of future searches -- what did you end up doing that
"resolved" your issue?
As so often happens when you run into something unexpected, I tried various
other steps before discovering the Web Service Extension issue. I got rid of
some superfluous code in my global.asa but accidently wiped out the closing
script tag - oops!