You have to have the .NET framework in place, and you have to register the
web site to map the various file extensions to the appropriate handler. That
way, when you get in a request to *.aspx, IIS knows to hand it over to the
ASP.NET runtime rather than just spitting back the plain text source code.
aspnet_regiis.exe will do this for you.
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"Lee Forst" <le*******@mail.state.ar.us> wrote in message
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What is all required to run an ASP.NET application on an
IIS server? Of course you would need to have the .NET
Framework installed, but do you have to have the ASP.NET
Extensions installed? What do the extensions give you.
Thanks