The GUI tool is not any longer considered an end user tool, it's a
developpers tool, CASPOL is the only tool available on a run-time only
system. It's up to you (the developer) or an admin to supply a command
script (batch file) in oder to configure CAS, an other option is to do it in
code, but why would you?
Willy.
"Jani Järvinen [MVP]" <ja***@removethis.dystopia.fi> wrote in message
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| Hello!
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| > I believe you can use CASPOL.EXE to configure the framework. However,
| > that tool should be there. I would reinstall the framework and use
that.
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| Yes, one could use CASPOL.EXE to configure what is needed, but this is a
| command-line interface and I prefer GUIs for this kind of work.
|
| As for the graphical configuration utility, I don't think it comes with
the
| .NET Redistributable. Unless I'm mistaken, it is only part of the .NET 2.0
| SDK kit, which is of course a free download as well but otherwise
| unnecessary for a production machine.
|
| The configuration utility Chris is looking for is named "mscorcfg.msc". It
| is a MMC snap-in. By default, the location is:
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| "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 2005\SDK\v2.0\Bin\mscorcfg.msc"
|
| For .NET 1.1, this file came with the redistributable.
|
| Hope this helps.
|
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| Regards,
|
| Mr. Jani Järvinen
| C# MVP
| Helsinki, Finland
|
ja***@removethis.dystopia.fi
|
http://www.saunalahti.fi/janij/
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