ASP.NET App on Windows Server 2003

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    Default ASP.NET App on Windows Server 2003

    The default Security level of Windows 2000 Server allowed
    me to use my Visual Studio File->New->Project->ASP.NET
    Web Application to remotely create my Web Application
    directly on the web server.
    With Windows Server 2003, the default security is tighter
    and doesn't allow me to do this anymore. I know I can
    just copy the directory over manually, but it was kind of
    nice working with the files directly on the server. What
    do I have to do to configure Windows 2003 Server to
    accomodate this?

    Tyler

    Tyler Guest

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    Default RE: ASP.NET App on Windows Server 2003

    Hi Tyler,

    Is your account an adminitrator on the Windows 2003 server? At least, do
    you have full control on the wwwroot folder on the server?

    Additionally, IIS on windows 2003 server is IIS 6.0. You may refer to
    following article for permission requirement of IIS6:

    INFO: Default Permissions and User Rights for IIS 6.0
    [url]http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=KB;EN-US;Q812614[/url]

    Luke
    Microsoft Online Support

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