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Hi<br />
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I have just installed a Citrix Web Interface server for 4.5 Presentation server. However, when I navigate to what should be the web page, I get a 400 error.<br />
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I've gone to IIS &gt;&nbsp;Web Sites<br />
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And the Default Web Site is stopped. I cannot start it (this service is being used by another process).<br />
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In the Event Viewer, I have these errors;<br />
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Cannot register the URL prefix '<a href="http://*80/Citrix/AccessPlatform/" rel="ugc">http://*80/Citrix/AccessPlatform/</a>&quot; for site '1'. The site has been deactiveated. The data field contains the error number.<br />
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Any ideas?
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Hi

I have just installed a Citrix Web Interface server for 4.5 Presentation server. However, when I navigate to what should be the web page, I get a 400 error.

I've gone to IIS > Web Sites

And the Default Web Site is stopped. I cannot start it (this service is being used by another process).

In the Event Viewer, I have these errors;

Cannot register the URL prefix 'http://*80/Citrix/AccessPlatform/" for site '1'. The site has been deactiveated. The data field contains the error number.


Any ideas?

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