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Viewing Intranet Locally??
Posted on 2002-03-26
Hi folks.
Got a brand new laptop. This thing is loaded for bear. But I can't figure out Win2000 with IIS for testing my web pages.
In my win98 machine (with PWS) all I need to do is type into the browser 127.0.0.1 and I get my intranet and can view it offline etc.
Doesn't seem to work the same in 2000 with IIS.
I've tried http://computername etc. NOTHING.
Can anyone help?? I'm in a huge pickle because I have to demo a site to a client in 2 hours, so bonus points (up to 300) to get is solved by then.
Thanks!
Got a brand new laptop. This thing is loaded for bear. But I can't figure out Win2000 with IIS for testing my web pages.
In my win98 machine (with PWS) all I need to do is type into the browser 127.0.0.1 and I get my intranet and can view it offline etc.
Doesn't seem to work the same in 2000 with IIS.
I've tried http://computername etc. NOTHING.
Can anyone help?? I'm in a huge pickle because I have to demo a site to a client in 2 hours, so bonus points (up to 300) to get is solved by then.
Thanks!
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Run "ipconfig" into a dos window, to find out your ip address. Then go into your internet browser and type in:
http://your ip address
Hope this will help, chris.
http://your ip address
Hope this will help, chris.
Ok....I'm getting closer.
I'm able to view the directory (directory browsing) wtih this
http://localhost
but I get "Server Application Error" if I try to run any ASP page.
How do I make sure ASP is turned on?? Is there such a thing as turned off??
I'm able to view the directory (directory browsing) wtih this
http://localhost
but I get "Server Application Error" if I try to run any ASP page.
How do I make sure ASP is turned on?? Is there such a thing as turned off??
Hi Classy glad to see you again. Umm I have no experience with using IIS but I found this MS KB that list error codes for ASP. If the error is spitting out a number perhaps this link will help.
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;Q294271
The Crazy One
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;Q294271
The Crazy One
Also has the web created ?
Go to MMC->Your site/virtual directory->r-clikc on properties-> on virtual directory/home tab can you see a CREATE button ? Then click on it. If you see a REMOVE button, please ignore this posting
Go to MMC->Your site/virtual directory->r-clikc on properties-> on virtual directory/home tab can you see a CREATE button ? Then click on it. If you see a REMOVE button, please ignore this posting
Hi Jit.
I'm lost.
127.0.0.1 doesn't work. Neither does 90.0.0.255 whichis what the ipconfig says my ip is.
MMC?? It just says console root....no properties available.
My personal web manager does have the application enabled though.
Any ideas?? I'm running out of time.
I'm lost.
127.0.0.1 doesn't work. Neither does 90.0.0.255 whichis what the ipconfig says my ip is.
MMC?? It just says console root....no properties available.
My personal web manager does have the application enabled though.
Any ideas?? I'm running out of time.
Computer came with IIS installed.
Ok folks...I gotta run. But I still want to get this solved.
I'll be back tomorrow to keep working on it.
Thanks so far!
Ok folks...I gotta run. But I still want to get this solved.
I'll be back tomorrow to keep working on it.
Thanks so far!
You IP Address will be causing you a problem. The 255 at the end is a broadcast address.
If you change the address to 90.0.0.254 (a reboot wouldn't hurt either) it should start working if the web site is set up properly.
If you change the address to 90.0.0.254 (a reboot wouldn't hurt either) it should start working if the web site is set up properly.
ping the hostname and get back the ip
http://theip
and make sure your Win2k IIS is work, just try
http://127.0.0.1
if it no work, means ur IIS no start or no install, goto IIS Management to run it or goto add/remove program to install the IIS
Or maybe you need give the permission to let user to accept the Server, goto IIS management, add ALL User
http://theip
and make sure your Win2k IIS is work, just try
http://127.0.0.1
if it no work, means ur IIS no start or no install, goto IIS Management to run it or goto add/remove program to install the IIS
Or maybe you need give the permission to let user to accept the Server, goto IIS management, add ALL User
what is the error message when you type http://localhost in your browser.
YOu have to set up a website in IIS. There's not always one there by default. DEfine it to the directory where you have your files, and make sure that script permissions are on.
I suspect that while IIS is installed, there's no website defined. Open up the module and make sure it's on, AND running, and also check in the services and make sure that wwwpublishing is running. If that's not going, nothing will work.
I suspect that while IIS is installed, there's no website defined. Open up the module and make sure it's on, AND running, and also check in the services and make sure that wwwpublishing is running. If that's not going, nothing will work.
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