I am using the IIS Express instead of the Visual Studio 2012 Development Server to install the DotNetNuke 7.0.04 because DotNetNuke 7 requires integrated mode and ASP.NET Development Server doesn't support Integrated Mode, however, the installation process throws the following exception:
AppPool in IIS must run under Integrated Mode
Is there any way to configure the IIS Express Integration Mode? Or any other solution to get over this problem.
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I am setting up my new workstation (Windows 10 Pro) with my ASP.NET projects with Visual Studio 2017. I have enabled local IIS and the project throws a timeout error while trying to debug the project.
It is not failing 100% of the time though, mostly fails but when it runs it is taking longer than expected to give the startup page. The error thrown is
Unable to start debugging on the web server. The operation has timed out
I did notice that the IIS worker process (w3wp.exe) was only executed in the completed console output. So it looks like the IIS worker process is not always being executed.
Any help would be appreciated!
Thank you!
The project runs successfully on an old workstation (Windows 10 Edu) with Visual Studio 2017. App pool settings has been compared between both and it seems same. IIS reset is tried as well. Visual studio has been repaired and IIS local has been restarted as well (unchecking and enabling followed by restarting the machine). Default app pool is used and its been recycled as well. Nothing worked!
Possibly the Visual Studio project version does not match the ASP.NET configured application pool. Update the ASP.NET version in the application pool and restart it.
Make sure you have the correct version of ASP.NET installed on IIS. A version mismatch between ASP.NET in IIS and the Visual Studio project can cause this issue. May need to set the framework version in web.config. To install ASP.NET on IIS, use the Web Platform Installer (WebPI).
If the issue is not related to IIS configuration, try the following steps:
Restart Visual Studio with administrator privileges and try again.
For example, using the Web to deploy some ASP.NET debugging scenarios that require elevated Visual Studio privileges.
If you are running multiple instances of Visual Studio, reopen your project in one instance of Visual Studio (with administrator privileges) and try again.
If using a HOSTS file with a local address, try using the loopback address instead of the computer's IP address.
If not using a local address, make sure the HOSTS file contains the same project URL as in the project properties, Properties > Web > Server or Properties > Debug, depending on the project type.
Reference link:
Visual Studio "Unable to start debugging on the web server. The web server did not respond in a timely manner.".
I have ASP.NET Core 1.0 application developed in VS2015. I am trying to deploy it to IIS (tried 7.5 on Win 2008R2 and 8 on Win 2012 with the same results). My goal is to deploy as Development, however, I can see that all the links are pulled from environment name=Production tag.
Publish wizard gives me a choice of Debug and Release that apparently come from Configuration manager, and Debug has the default value of Hosting:Environment=Development. This all works as expected in IIS Express. I am looking at documentation for publishing and for working with multiple environments but neither ties Debug/Release with Development/Production/etc and neither explains how to deploy Development to the server.
Should I put Hosting:Environment somewhere on the server site?
Is it possible to debug and run an ASP.Net5 MVC6 application via IIS and VS2015 using the current preview? (CTP5).
When I look at the available project options(project properties/Debug/Debug target) I only have IIS express available in the dropdown list.
Currently ASP.NET 5 hosting for Visual Studio only supports the following:
Hosting with IIS Express
Self host with the web command (or any other command)
Support for IIS is on our backlog but it may not make the initial release. We are likely to specifically target IIS Express until most features are implemented. After that we will add support for IIS.
I am having issues debugging locally within Visual Studio 2010 on Server 2008 R2 (x64) for a new ASP.Net MVC application. I am able to debug using the VS Development Server (Cassini) but when I change to use the Local IIS Web Server and Create Virtual Directory, I am unable to debug. I get the standard VS message:
"Unable to start debugging on the web server. The web server is not configured correctly. ..."
Everything looks standard in IIS. The Default Web Site is running under the ASP.NET v4.0 application pool. The virtual directory that Visual Studio created is running under the same app pool. I am running Visual Studio as the Administrator account. It feels like some security setting or something is preventing this to work but I'm at a loss to what it could be.
The solution that worked for me was to run aspnet_regiis -i.
New laptop, new operating system. Windows Vista premium.
I've installed Visual Studio and IIS 7.0.
I open my web project in visual studio and vist the properties view for the web app.
The webDev server is currently selected.
I select IIS instead and I get the warning IIS telling me I need to install IIS 6.0 configuration compatability/meta base and windows authentication
All those are installed apart from windows authentication (which I am told is not supported for Vista Home Premium).
Is it possible to configure my web apps to run on IIS (I will also need debugging capability)
You need to turn on Windows Features on for IIS 6.0 configuration
Just go Programs and Features > Turn Windows Features On or Off.
In opened window choose which configuration is you want to configure your web application
For more information about IIS7 go to IIS.NET