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Windows Server 2003 standard with fresh IIS install. The IIS site is not processing ASP pages at all. How do you check that ASP is installed and functioning as it should?
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ASP Configuration Check
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Classic ASP is not enabled on Win2K3 by default, go to IIS and just enable it
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michaelfaulkner
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I should of stated that it was enabled. Sorry.
If memory serves, other people having the same problem set the default scripting language to javascript and back to ASP, solving the problem
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No joy. Actually getting a 401.3 ACL access error (only on ASP simple test page -- HTML works fine in same location).
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Well, it is permissions. When I add an authentication method other than anyonymous, I logon and it displays the asp page properly. So I have a direction.
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Yes. I've tested with full permissions. I'm wondering if the ASP permission trouble has anything to do that the server is joined to the University's Active Directory instead of being standalone?
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