problem with IIS
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We have no idea. If IIS is serving the page, then the only thing that should matter is that the server can see SQL Server, the computer you use to browse the site should be irrelevant. I suspect you need to provide more details of what's happening, errors you see, etc. If you see an error telling you to change your settings so you can see detailed errors, please just do that first, don't post it.
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if I catch the error no message occured but when I do not catch the code I just see "the page can not be displayed...!" message.
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if I catch the error no message occured but when I do not catch the code I just see "the page can not be displayed...!" message.
did u run the aspnet_regiis -i in the vs 2005 command prompt
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did u run the aspnet_regiis -i in the vs 2005 command prompt
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of course I did run aspnet_regiis.exe I can brows website and can see my page layout but no data from database shown in webpage...
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did u run the aspnet_regiis -i in the vs 2005 command prompt
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how it is possible that u r giving the solution to other. Do u think so sonia. Not do again. Devjit Das.
Sir, just trying to do it.It's all ur knowledge , which i share with others
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if I catch the error no message occured but when I do not catch the code I just see "the page can not be displayed...!" message.
Disable "show friendly http error messages" in the settings in your browser, so that you see the real error message that the server sends.
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Hi dears, I want to test my website on my workgroup network . Then I created a virtual directory in IIS and could brows website from another pc correctly. but it has a big problem . the website is not enable to connect to SQL database. How can I fix it ? thx a lot,
u can try 2 rule may be solve 1. u create ip address of your system and domain and then acscess another pc through Ip address like http://192.168.1.45/\[directoryname\]/default.aspx no knowledge in .net
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Hi dears, I want to test my website on my workgroup network . Then I created a virtual directory in IIS and could brows website from another pc correctly. but it has a big problem . the website is not enable to connect to SQL database. How can I fix it ? thx a lot,
furza_milan wrote:
the website is not enable to connect to SQL database
Can you be more specific? What error is coming up?
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Hi dears, I want to test my website on my workgroup network . Then I created a virtual directory in IIS and could brows website from another pc correctly. but it has a big problem . the website is not enable to connect to SQL database. How can I fix it ? thx a lot,
Mmmm... maybe this sounds a bit silly but... are you trying to connect to the database using Windows Authentication or SQL Server Authentication? For a web app I would use a custom SQL Server login (more info: http://www.connectionstrings.com). HTH
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Disable "show friendly http error messages" in the settings in your browser, so that you see the real error message that the server sends.
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I did it , and the error "Login failed for user 'myName\ASPNET' " appeared, I did grant full permissions to ASPNET user for website directory and tested both "windows integrity" and "SQL Server integrity" settings in IIS . but still the error is shown ...
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I did it , and the error "Login failed for user 'myName\ASPNET' " appeared, I did grant full permissions to ASPNET user for website directory and tested both "windows integrity" and "SQL Server integrity" settings in IIS . but still the error is shown ...
For integrated authentication to work, you have to add the ASPNET user in the database server, so that the database server knows about the ASPNET user account. Alternatively, you can use SQL Server authentication instead.
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