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After compiling/copying WebSite to IIS 5.1 Server on XP, I get "Server Application Unavailable.

Asked by wally_davis in Programming for ASP.NET

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I have created an ASP.NET (Ver 2.0) in Visual Studio 2005 on an XP Pro SP2 Workstation with IIS 5.1 installed. I've right-clicked on the Website folder under IIS and made sure I setup ASP.NET to 2.0 and to the C# language. I've both compiled and copied the WebSite files to IIS 5.1 on another XP Pro SP2 Machine.
I get the following error when I type in the following link http://Jaguire/default.aspx:
 "Server Application Unavailable. The The web application you are attempting to access on this web server is currently unavailable.  Please hit the "Refresh" button in your web browser to retry your request.     Administrator Note: An error message detailing the cause of this specific request failure can be found in the application event log of the web server. Please review this log entry to discover what caused this error to occur."

I've performed Security changes to Inetpubs folder, so on and so forth.
What I found interesting was if I'm on the local machine where IIS exists, I could right-click, left click Browse on the files "localstart.asp" or "iisstart.asp" and they opened. If I right-click on my ASP.NET Apps "Default.aspx" file, I get the same error as above.
NOW, if I go to the remote machine where I developed and copied the ASP.NET Files from and try to type in any of the three links above, I get the followign results:
http://Jaguire/iisstart.asp - Under Construction
http://Jaguire/localstart.asp - Page could not be found (sounds like this file will only run from local machine)
http://Jaguire/Default.aspx (original error I explained above)
Have I not compiled my ASP.NET application correctly, are there some other Setup steps I failed to implement on the Remote IIS Server?
Any help will be terrific.
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The only ASP.NET/Website files I've developed and copied from the Source computer are as follows:
- App_Data (folder)
- Default.aspx
- Default.aspx.cs
- Web.Config
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