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    Hi 1.My local host is not displaying default page 2.if I create any aspx file I am getting this problem that the specified webserver not running on Asp.Net version 1.1 Pls find the attached screenshot .

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      Hi 1.My local host is not displaying default page 2.if I create any aspx file I am getting this problem that the specified webserver not running on Asp.Net version 1.1 Pls find the attached screenshot .

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      This is what you should check to se so the IIS has .NET properly installed. 1. Open IIS Service Manager. 2. Right click the Default Web site and select Properties 3. IF you have a tab called ASP.NET, click that to se what version is installed and activate the one you need to run if you have multiple alternetives. --- IF you don't have a ASP.NET tab visible or it's inactive. You need to re-install the .NET framework or simply run the aspnet_regiis.exe command found in the .NET's bin directory under \WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\vx.xxx.xx 4. IF you have .NET properly installed and activated under the IIS, then you have to check so the website or virtual directory you are trying to access has the Application Settings enabled so it can act as a ASP.NET Application. 5. IF that dosen't help and you are using Windows Server 2003 >, you must check the security settings found under the Web Service Extensions node, Make sure the ASP.NET vxxx.xx is Allowed and that any other extension you plan to use also is enabled. Hope that will help you find/solv the problem(s)

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