Debugging no localhost connections with Visual Studio 2005

[SammyBar]

Hi all,

I have tested my first asp.net web app inside VisualStudio 2005. Now I need
to do some testing from another PC calling to my development PC, but I can
not connect to the port that uses the Visual Studio for development. I've
found on the web that the server that uses VS2005 only allows localhost
connections. What should I do to allow any other host to come to my server
to debug the request with VS2005? Should I deploy the app to IIS? If so, how
can I debug it?

Thanks in advance
Sammy

[bruce barker \(sqlwork.com\)]

you can create a vdir that points to the dev folder, and use it for external
testing. you could also switch to a iis project, and debug by connecting to
iis.

-- bruce (sqlwork.com)

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Hi all,

I have tested my first asp.net web app inside VisualStudio 2005. Now I
need to do some testing from another PC calling to my development PC, but
I can not connect to the port that uses the Visual Studio for development.
I've found on the web that the server that uses VS2005 only allows
localhost connections. What should I do to allow any other host to come to
my server to debug the request with VS2005? Should I deploy the app to
IIS? If so, how can I debug it?

Thanks in advance
Sammy