HTTP 500 - Internal server error
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hi, whenever i try to browse any directory in IIS I get a HTTP 500 - Internal server error. I have also reinstalled the IIS since i had installed visual studio.net first and then IIS . Also when i try to use the aspnet site adminstration tool i get a server not found error. can anyone help me out with this?? -- modified at 3:51 Friday 12th October, 2007
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hi, whenever i try to browse any directory in IIS I get a HTTP 500 - Internal server error. I have also reinstalled the IIS since i had installed visual studio.net first and then IIS . Also when i try to use the aspnet site adminstration tool i get a server not found error. can anyone help me out with this?? -- modified at 3:51 Friday 12th October, 2007
To see more details of the actual error, within IE, you can turn off 'friendly' http errors: Within IE select Tools - Options Select the Advanced tab Make sure the 'Show friendly HTTP error messages' option is unchecked. Thanks and Regards Aavesh Agarwal
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hi, whenever i try to browse any directory in IIS I get a HTTP 500 - Internal server error. I have also reinstalled the IIS since i had installed visual studio.net first and then IIS . Also when i try to use the aspnet site adminstration tool i get a server not found error. can anyone help me out with this?? -- modified at 3:51 Friday 12th October, 2007
Is you server contains multiple versions of .NET framework installed ? Try creating a new application pool and run your application under that pool.
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To see more details of the actual error, within IE, you can turn off 'friendly' http errors: Within IE select Tools - Options Select the Advanced tab Make sure the 'Show friendly HTTP error messages' option is unchecked. Thanks and Regards Aavesh Agarwal
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Is you server contains multiple versions of .NET framework installed ? Try creating a new application pool and run your application under that pool.
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hi, theres only the framework 2.0 installed. and could u tell me wat u meant by creating a new app pool??how do i do that?? thank u in advance -- modified at 4:27 Friday 12th October, 2007
Before you create new application pool, I suggest you to look into the event logger in server. This help you to identify the exception occurred. It is in Control panel - > Administrative tools
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At the time when you get a 'Server Application Error', please check out System EventLogs (eventvwr.exe) to see if there are any messages logged.
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Is you server contains multiple versions of .NET framework installed ? Try creating a new application pool and run your application under that pool.
You can create application pools only with server family IIS. Windows XP IIS 5.1 might not have custom pools creation option.
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