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I am a beginner to ASP.NET, I need to develop a web portal using ASP.NET( Visual Studio.NET 2003) <br />
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Problem1: I am having some problems in starting my IIS server on the local machine. When I click on start(right lick) on World wide web publishing services in services.msc, I get an error saying &quot;Could Not start World Wide Web publishing services on local computer.Error 127: The specified procedure could not be found.&quot;<br />
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Now there another web server(Remote) which I actually need to use for my web portal. It is working fine. <br />
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Problem2 : When I open Visual studio.Net -&gt; New Project -&gt; Visual Basic &amp;&nbsp;ASP.NET application. It gives me an error saying your web server is not started. First start it.<br />
Like you can see I cannot start my local web server.<br />
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Is there a way, I can open a new project by specifing the address of a remote web server(IIS).<br />
Can someone show it to me with an example, how to do that, if its possible?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Anu. <br />
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I am a beginner to ASP.NET, I need to develop a web portal using ASP.NET( Visual Studio.NET 2003) 

Problem1: I am having some problems in starting my IIS server on the local machine. When I click on start(right lick) on World wide web publishing services in services.msc, I get an error saying "Could Not start World Wide Web publishing services on local computer.Error 127: The specified procedure could not be found."

Now there another web server(Remote) which I actually need to use for my web portal. It is working fine. 

Problem2 : When I open Visual studio.Net -> New Project -> Visual Basic & ASP.NET application. It gives me an error saying your web server is not started. First start it.
Like you can see I cannot start my local web server.

Is there a way, I can open a new project by specifing the address of a remote web server(IIS).
Can someone show it to me with an example, how to do that, if its possible?

Thanks,
Anu. 





Visual Studio.NET/ASP.NET -  Remote web server

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