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You should see it in IIS if it is installed. &nbsp;You can also check C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\F<wbr />ramework<br />
to see what folders are there, if it exists at all. &nbsp;You should see the different version numbers for the framework that is installed.
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You should see it in IIS if it is installed.  You can also check C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework
to see what folders are there, if it exists at all.  You should see the different version numbers for the framework that is installed.

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Where would I see it, exactly, in IIS? <br />
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This server is running Windows 2000, so all I see is a WINNT folder, and I don't see any .Net folders in it. 
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Where would I see it, exactly, in IIS?

This server is running Windows 2000, so all I see is a WINNT folder, and I don't see any .Net folders in it.

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Hello - How can I tell if ASP.NET has been enabled on a network?<br />
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On my development laptop, I can see the &quot;ASP.NET&quot; tab on the properties for the Default Web Site.<br />
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On my client's network, I don't see this tab when I look at the Default Web Site properties, but it's a corporate network, so I don't know if I would necessarily see it, or not. <br />
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Thanks<br />
<br />
Mark
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Hello - How can I tell if ASP.NET has been enabled on a network?

On my development laptop, I can see the "ASP.NET" tab on the properties for the Default Web Site.

On my client's network, I don't see this tab when I look at the Default Web Site properties, but it's a corporate network, so I don't know if I would necessarily see it, or not. 

Thanks

Mark

How can I tell if the .Net Framework has been installed on a network

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