IIS Headaches
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He's the situation: * I have a machine with Windows Server 2003 installed. * I have installed .Net 2.0 on it. * I have IIS 6 running on it. * I have created a web site in it for web services development * I got to another machine and try to use visual studio 2005. My problem is, I cannot create any web services unless I log in as an administrator. I have tried to change the permission on the file system and even in the properties but to no avail. Does anyone have any idea on how I can fix this? This setup is for teaching students and I don't want them being administrators while they make their web services. My thanks in advance.
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He's the situation: * I have a machine with Windows Server 2003 installed. * I have installed .Net 2.0 on it. * I have IIS 6 running on it. * I have created a web site in it for web services development * I got to another machine and try to use visual studio 2005. My problem is, I cannot create any web services unless I log in as an administrator. I have tried to change the permission on the file system and even in the properties but to no avail. Does anyone have any idea on how I can fix this? This setup is for teaching students and I don't want them being administrators while they make their web services. My thanks in advance.
I would ask this in the Sysadmin area.
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He's the situation: * I have a machine with Windows Server 2003 installed. * I have installed .Net 2.0 on it. * I have IIS 6 running on it. * I have created a web site in it for web services development * I got to another machine and try to use visual studio 2005. My problem is, I cannot create any web services unless I log in as an administrator. I have tried to change the permission on the file system and even in the properties but to no avail. Does anyone have any idea on how I can fix this? This setup is for teaching students and I don't want them being administrators while they make their web services. My thanks in advance.
Hi, if I remeber correctly you have to add your students accounts to a special group (something like 'Visual Studio Developers'). Robert
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He's the situation: * I have a machine with Windows Server 2003 installed. * I have installed .Net 2.0 on it. * I have IIS 6 running on it. * I have created a web site in it for web services development * I got to another machine and try to use visual studio 2005. My problem is, I cannot create any web services unless I log in as an administrator. I have tried to change the permission on the file system and even in the properties but to no avail. Does anyone have any idea on how I can fix this? This setup is for teaching students and I don't want them being administrators while they make their web services. My thanks in advance.