Problem in accessing the website on IIS6

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Hi guys,

well i have a one query that , i am making a website for a company on which they had already made the website back to 2004 now i just have to do up gradation as i did, like i convert .net framework from 2.0 to 4.0 so the code moves to vs 2010 as it before it was on 2005, so now the problem occurs when i am trying to open in IIS, as i have installed IIS6 and its perfectly working with other websites, but i dont know why its not working for this website i tried hard but didn`t get the answer , its saying thet 404 error page cannot be displayed, can anyone help me in this? please?/

Thanks in advance

Posted 29-Aug-12 8:54am

greatabby

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[no name] 29-Aug-12 15:02pm

Is the web server configured to use .NET 4? Is the web server configured correctly for the web site? Did you create a new virtual directory for it?

greatabby 29-Aug-12 15:43pm

Well, other websites are working correctly, as i think it was configured on 2.0 because the website was on 2.0 before i just migrate it from 2.0

Dasaradhi_r 29-Aug-12 15:59pm

As Wes Aday has rightly asked, Is the webserver configured to use .NET 4?
If Yes, is the virtual directory set to work with .Net 4? To check this, right click virtual directory, go to properties and select ASP.Net tab and ensure framework version is set to 4.0

greatabby 29-Aug-12 17:17pm

Yes i think that might be a problem, because it was configured on 2.0 i will try that thanks guys nothing would be happen will get back to you.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 1-May-13 0:45am

The question makes no sense at all..
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