First off, I'm not a total noob. I've gotten ASP.NET up and running countless times on Windows XP/2000/2000 server, so I feel I have a fair understanding of it. With that said, this is being done at my place of work, so it's not as easy as testing multiple things out...I have to relay these 'possible' solutions to another department, you can see where this is going.
Anyway, .NET Framework 1.1 was already installed (as assumed with win2k3 server), but ASP.NET was not. So I instructed the gentlemen to run aspnet_regiis -i at the command, which installed ASP.NET, and thus added a new account. Next I had him add ASP.NET permissions to the root of our intranet folder. I thought I was home free, but evidently not. Any .aspx page that I try to navigate to, just displays the vanilla 'page cannot be found'.
I'm really lost here, and I cannot think of other possible problems that may be holding me back. Please advise.
Thanks.
FrankieIn W2k3, you have to use aspnet_regiis -i -enable.
It has to do with the "Web Service Extensions" feature in IIS 6.
I run win2003 on my box at work for development. When I first got it I remember having a similar issue that was caused by the default installation of SharePoint running. IIS was routing everything to sharepoint. I changed the default port address for it and now everything works fine. I just suggest you rule out SharePoint isn't overriding your webserver since it looks like the problem is that IIS is not finding the pages correctly. If it was something wrong with the .NET install you would get a page error, not a page not found error.
Did you ever find out what the fix to this problem is? I am having the same issue.
thanks
xkitzed, change the port for your default website or for SharePoint.
i disabled sharepoint to see if that would help, but it did not. However the two ports were not the same
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