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lbeachmike
Starting Member
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 Posted - 09 April 2002 : 12:11:31
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Hi there -
I was going to help somebody setup Snitz on their personal server. However, this individual does not believe that ASP is setup on his Win2K server.
I am not an ASP or server expert by a longshot. Can anybody direct me toward a good resource on getting this setup, or is it part of the Win2K server stock install? Does it simply have to be enabled?
Is there any easy way for me to do this through a shell login?
Thanks guys - any help is appreciated.
Mike
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ruirib
Snitz Forums Admin
Portugal
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Posted - 09 April 2002 : 12:24:59
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I'd go as far as saying that ASP is native to IIS.
As long as IIS is installed I'd say ASP is "installed" also. I'm not completely sure about this, but I installed IIS in at least 4 machines (2 Win2K Pro, 1 Win2k Adv. Server, 1 XP Pro) and never had to install ASP, it just worked right out of the box.
I also never saw any installation options not to install ASP.
I think you can disable script execution, but that's all, as far as I know.
You may need to install IIS though. It doesn't install by default in all Win2K versions (I don't even know if it's installed by default in any version at all...).
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Doug G
Support Moderator
USA
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Posted - 09 April 2002 : 14:36:01
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ruirib is correct.
IIS is installed by default on W2K Server and IIS 5.0 supports asp by default.
You can remove the asp.dll to disable asp, and maybe there are other ways to disable asp, but by default asp is present.
You must view asp pages through the web server, you can't open .asp files directly with the web browser. i.e., open your web browser to http://localhost/myasppage.asp
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