How to host a asp.net website with framework 4.0 in IIS 6.0?

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How to host a asp.net website with framework 4.0 in IIS 5.1 and IIS 6.0 ? I checked the Application Pools where the option of setting framework isn't seen. With IIS 7 its possible via changing the Basic settings of the Application Pool.

Posted 30-Oct-14 18:20pm

Kandiya

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Robert Welliever 31-Oct-14 0:44am

Are you sure it's not there? With IIS 6 I remember setting up app pools and there was a tab called ASP.NET on the right that allowed framework selection (when setting up the virtual directory part).

Robert Welliever 31-Oct-14 2:21am

Ok, I just verified and saw that you can set the target framework. When you set up your virtual directory, it is on the right hand side on a tab called "ASP.NET" (at least for IIS 6).

Kandiya 31-Oct-14 3:35am

I didn't saw such. Can u please send an image of the same which you mentioned.

Robert Welliever 31-Oct-14 4:01am

Even better than a single image, I just googled for a good tutorial and somebody on this site actually wrote one (http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/18223/Versions-of-the-NET-Framework-and-the-IIS-Applica) The article has multiple images, and an image showing the ASP.NET tab for virtual directory setup is shown towards the bottom of the page. Good luck.

ZurdoDev 31-Oct-14 15:18pm

I suggest posting as solution.

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