ASP, ASP.NET

[a]

I created a sample website using the Database Interface Template in
FrontPage 2003. When I publish the website I get an error saying that the
server (running Server 2003) does not support ASP.

When I open one of the ASP (or ASPx) pages it shows me the ASP code rather
than the formatted page.

I checked IIS and it does show that ASP.NET is configured. What/where else
do I need to check to resolve this issue?

 

[Ronx]

Has IIS been set to allow asp and/or asp.net?
Open the IIS MMC, then the Web Service Extensions folder - check that
Active Server Pages (ASP) and/or ASP.NET (the version you need) is
allowed.
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[a]

Yes it is set to allow ASP.. I think this is a permissions issue. We
published to another wserver that is runniung Windows 2000/IIS 5 and it
works... the production server is Windows 2003/IIS 6.

 

[Ronx]

Windows 2000 runs with IIS 5, this always allows asp.
Windows 2003 runs with IIS6, which is locked down by default. Asp and
asp.NET have to be turned on using the method I posted.
It is probably NOT permissions - if the permissions or mime type were
wrong you would get a 403 or 404 error page, not the asp script.

Silly question - you are accessing the page using a URL similar to
http://example.com/page.asp , as opposed to a file system location like
\\machinename\d:\path\page.asp ?
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[a]

When I open the IIS MMC, then the Web Service Extensions folder I see

All unknown CGI Extensions - Prohibited
All unknown ISAPI Extensions - Prohibited
Active Server Pages - Allowed
ASP.NET v1.1.4322 - Allowed
ASP.NET v2.0.50727 - Allowed
Internet Data Connector - Allowed
Server Side Includes - Allowed
WebDAV - Allowed
Windows SharePoint Services - Allowed

 

[Ronx]

That's how it should be.

Can you give a link to the page?

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[a]

Can I email it to you? It's a development site that we do not want to
publicize.