if INETMGR works then IIS is installed, you probably don't have .NET
installed though (by the sounds of it). If .NET is installed, you will have
a Microsoft.NET folder in your Windows installation folder (C:\WINDOWS?). If
this is not present (which it probably isn't), you don't have .NET Framework
installed. If the folder IS present, search it for aspnet_regiis.exe and run
it - this should register ASP.NET to work with IIS.
Hope this helps.
"mscertified" wrote:
I am running Win 2K which comes with IIS does it not. How do I check that IIS
is installed? I don't see it under Start--Programs. However when I run
INETMGR it comes up. There does not seem to be any ASP.NET though. Where is
that located?
"Cor Ligthert" wrote:
MsCertified,
First of all has to be IIS to be installed on your computer what is a
windows component in the configuration section "add remove programs".
Probably you have than to registrate that again however you can try first,
there are a lot of messages in this newsgroup how to do that than.
I hope this helps?
Cor
"mscertified" <ru****@tigerlily.com>
I'm trying to use my local IIS (on win 2k) to work on ASP.NET pages. How
do I
tell if ASP.NET is installed on the server? When I go into IIS Application
Configuration, I do not see any of the .ASPX or .ASAX type extensions. I
just
see .ASP, .ASA etc. Does this mean it is not installed? I also get an
error
if I try to open an ASP.NET project.
I did not install any of this stuff myself (I don't even have the
authority)
it was all done by our desktop support group.
