>>>>>> The student machines are running WindowsXP.

Correction: they're running Win2000 SP4.

Greg Dunn



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> a.. Does your Web application have a Web.config file?
> a.. Does the Web.config file enable debug mode) by setting the debug
> attribute to true? For more information, see Debug Mode in ASP.NET
> Applications.
> b.. Does the Web.config file contain any syntax errors? You can check for
> syntax errors by running the Web application without debugging. (From the
> Debug menu, choose Start Without Debugging.) If there are syntax errors in
> Web.config, detailed information will be displayed. [/ref]
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> You need to be a member of the Debugger Users group or an administrator if
> the ASP.NET worker process runs under your own user account.
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> a.. You need to be a member of the Administrators group if the ASP.NET
> worker process runs under any other user account besides your own.
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> a.. Did you create the project by specifying a specific IP address
> (100.20.300.400, for example)? Debugging a Web server requires NTLM
> authentication. By default, IP addresses are assumed to be part of the
> Internet, and NTLM authentication is not done over the Internet. To
> correct this problem:
> a.. When creating the project, specify the name of the machine on your
> intranet.
> -or-
>
> b.. Add the IP address (http://100.20.300.400) to the list of trusted
> sites on your computer. (From the Internet Explorer Tools menu, choose
> Internet Options, and then select the Security tab).
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> a.. Does the machine running IIS server have Visual Studio .NET Remote
> Components installed?
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> a.. Was IIS installed on the local machine (the machine running Visual
> Studio .NET) after Visual Studio .NET was installed? IIS should be
> installed before Visual Studio .NET. If it was installed afterwards, you
> may need to repair the .NET Framework.
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