Installing IIS on a 2003 server machine with SP2 and .Net 2.0 already installed

by APIJunkie 11/5/2007 6:20:00 PM

Unlike the ordeal I had with installing IIS on the XP machine this was much easier.
The major bug in XP pro that causes the installation to fail does not seem to exist in Windows 2003 SP2.

I did have to reregister .NET (solution 2 on XP) and you will probably need to add authentication if you wish to debug on the server (solution 3 on XP).

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