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Visual Studio 2003 ASP.NET debug no longer works after XP SP upgra

I had always loved debugging remote ASP.NET applications on our web server.
However, after installing XP service pack 2, it no longer worked. When trying
to run the application in debug mode VS would produce this error: "no
suitable logon session on the server". I looked up all sorts of information
on google but found no solution to the problem. I even disabled the firewall,
among other things. The only thing that fixed it was uninstalling SP2!

Please, someone from MS or ANYONE help! I need to have SP2 in order to
install VS2005 Beta2! Also I would like to have the firewall and popup
blocker in IE back. But I cannot go back to SP2 and not have the ASP.NET
debug work.

Thanks for your time,
Bryan

Nov 19 '05 #1
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I found the cure on a previous post!
Here is is in case no one else can find it...

http://groups.google.co.uk/group/mic...d516020756436b

Quick summary of the above:
=============== ======
- dcomcnfg.exe -> Component Services -> Computers -> My Computer ->
Properties -> COM Security -> Access Permissions -> Edit Limits.
- Grant remote access to ANONYMOUS LOGON.
- Doesn't make sense cos out of the box EVERYONE is granted both local
and remote permissions in Edit Limits.
"Bryan ZM" wrote:
I had always loved debugging remote ASP.NET applications on our web server.
However, after installing XP service pack 2, it no longer worked. When trying
to run the application in debug mode VS would produce this error: "no
suitable logon session on the server". I looked up all sorts of information
on google but found no solution to the problem. I even disabled the firewall,
among other things. The only thing that fixed it was uninstalling SP2!

Please, someone from MS or ANYONE help! I need to have SP2 in order to
install VS2005 Beta2! Also I would like to have the firewall and popup
blocker in IE back. But I cannot go back to SP2 and not have the ASP.NET
debug work.

Thanks for your time,
Bryan

Nov 19 '05 #2

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