How are you going to state that when MSDN itself tells you how to do
it? It just doesn't work. Do you know something Microsoft doesn't?
Here is the link to their page:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/?u...SecFeatNT2.asp
A snippet of what I'm referring to is:
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There are multiple ways that you can navigate to the Web Administration
interface. If you are building a Web application within Visual Studio
..NET 2005, you can open the Web Site Administration Tool by selecting
ASP.NET Configuration from under the Website menu. If you are
developing a Web application outside of Visual Studio .NET, you can
navigate directly to the Web Site Administration Tool by requesting the
special page WebAdmin.axd. For example, if your application is located
in a virtual directory named MyWebApp on your local machine, you can
open the Website Administration Tool for your application by entering
the following URL in your Web browser.
http://localhost/MyWebApp/WebAdmin.axd
You can also use this latter method to access the Web Site
Administration Tool for a deployed application.
Behind the scenes, the Web Site Administration Tool is made up of a set
of ASP.NET pages that use the standard Login controls discussed in the
next section. These pages are located in the
inetpub\wwwroot \aspnet_webadmi n folder. If, for any reason, these files
get accidentally deleted from a server, you can automatically
re-install them by executing the aspnet_regiis tool. The aspnet_regiis
tool can also be used to control access to the Web Site Administration
Tool. For example, using the aspnet_regiis tool you can restrict access
to the Web Site Administration Tool to just the local server.
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