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IIS6 App Mapping problem with .* file extension

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    Hi, For the past half an hour i was struggling with IIS6 trying to force all incoming requests to be handled by asp.net (aspnet_isapi.dll). In IIS5, you had to open IIS manager and from website properties select "Home directory/Configuration/Mapping" add a new extension * and point to : C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v1.1.4322\aspnet_isapi.dll According to help topic it should be the same for IIS6, but when i tried to put * or .* it didn't accept it , and all what i was getting is an error "Wrong extension format". After almost half an hour i finally figured out that it shoud be added in a bit different way: from website properties select "Home directory/Configuration/Mapping" and choose Insert instead of Add,under "Executable" enter path to aspnet_isapi.dll and uncheck "Verify that file exists", otherwise it wont work for folders. Unfortunately this also doesnt help. In Microsoft's support site (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/326965/en-us) they say to update the existing list of MIME types. I did that also, but unfortunately this also does not solve the problem. Please help me out if you have any solution. You can reach me at vishvesh888@hotmail.com or vishveshraiter@gmail.com Thanks Vishvesh Raiter

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      Hi, For the past half an hour i was struggling with IIS6 trying to force all incoming requests to be handled by asp.net (aspnet_isapi.dll). In IIS5, you had to open IIS manager and from website properties select "Home directory/Configuration/Mapping" add a new extension * and point to : C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v1.1.4322\aspnet_isapi.dll According to help topic it should be the same for IIS6, but when i tried to put * or .* it didn't accept it , and all what i was getting is an error "Wrong extension format". After almost half an hour i finally figured out that it shoud be added in a bit different way: from website properties select "Home directory/Configuration/Mapping" and choose Insert instead of Add,under "Executable" enter path to aspnet_isapi.dll and uncheck "Verify that file exists", otherwise it wont work for folders. Unfortunately this also doesnt help. In Microsoft's support site (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/326965/en-us) they say to update the existing list of MIME types. I did that also, but unfortunately this also does not solve the problem. Please help me out if you have any solution. You can reach me at vishvesh888@hotmail.com or vishveshraiter@gmail.com Thanks Vishvesh Raiter

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      hi Vishvesh i am also facing the same problem ,,if u get any fix for this problm please update with me in my application (asp.net mvc) .* mappiing working proper in 11s5.1,Iam trying to host same application in iis6 not aple to get the page then i tried to map .* its getting "wrong extaction format"...please help if u got ant fix for this problem i will be avaible in roopeshmp@yahoo.com

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