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    How do u use IIS i'm totaly stuck Anyone can help me

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      How do u use IIS i'm totaly stuck Anyone can help me

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      what do you want to do? Install? Configure?

      Regards
      J O H N :rose:
      "Even eagles need a push." David McNally


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        How do u use IIS i'm totaly stuck Anyone can help me

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        You need nothing to do with IIS if you use Visual Studio 2005 the IIS is build in into environment and will automatically starts when you debug the webpage.

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          what do you want to do? Install? Configure?

          Regards
          J O H N :rose:
          "Even eagles need a push." David McNally


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          I need to publish my site in my network using IIS

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            You need nothing to do with IIS if you use Visual Studio 2005 the IIS is build in into environment and will automatically starts when you debug the webpage.

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            I need to publish my site in my network using IIS

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              I need to publish my site in my network using IIS

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              duo!@# wrote:

              I need to publish my site in my network

              - Are you planning to publish your site on LAN or on Internet ? If in LAN, copy your files to a network machine ( say server ). ASP.NET should be present in the server to get ASPX files executed. Goto IIS - > Default Website - > Create new virtual directory which points to your folder where files are stored. Now type URL like http://SysName/VirtualDirectoryName/Filename.aspx


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                I need to publish my site in my network using IIS

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                Create a virtual directory in the IIS for your site and copy only the files that is needed to run the application.

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                "Even eagles need a push." David McNally


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