Has ASP.NET been enabled in IIS?

Hi Peter

Have you mapped the site to point at the correct folder? Have you double checked permissions for the application pool etc. etc. ?

/Jan

I did run aspnet_regiis -i command to enable asp.net

Permissions on the app pool?? No i havent done anything like that, where do i do that?

It is pointing to the correct folder, since its working locally on the server.

Hi Peter

Ok, what user is your application pool being run by? And is it setup to use .NET4 and integrated mode?

/Jan

Check this:

When you go the site in IIS feature view do you see the ASP.Net options?

yes

If you open ".Net Error Pages" does it work?

Its empty

Hi Peter

Can't see why it would work but perhaps try changing the application pool identity to network service instead. Depending on how things are setup this can in some cases be the culprit in my sparse server setup experience.

/Jan

How about ".Net Compilation"?

Network service didnt help.

Here are the content of .net compilation.

when you say

I can run the solution locally on the VPS. http://mydomain.dk.

does that mean when your RDP'd onto the server you can view your site correctly?

Cheers Stephen

Yes, precisely thu RDP

Hmm, strange! could you run (in a cmd window) on your local machine and your remote server

nslookup mydomain.dk

and verify that the IP address is the same in both? lets just make sure we're hitting the correct box!

• other than that, do you have any redirect logic which may be interferring?
• do you have any Request filtering setup?
• do you have any domains setup in your root node (this shouldnt be an issue as the domain works on your server unless your using mydomain.local on the server)

Cheers Stephen

Hi,

Ips are equal.

No redirect

No Request filtering

Default website is stopped on the VPS

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