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Vance Hunt
has provided home-user help desk style support for his consulting company for over 6 years. Making his home in beautiful Southern California, Vance provides general computer Q&A for users via his weekly column.
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 | Friday, October 31, 2008 |
| Happy Halloween |
| By Vance Hunt |
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I installed IIS 6 on a server that already had the .NET 2.0 framework
installed. When I installed IIS, it doesn't show ASP.NET 2.0 as being
installed. When I try to reinstall the .NET 2.0 framework, it returns an error.
What do I have to do to get IIS to enable ASP.NET 2.0?
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The versions of .NET tend to not automatically reconfigure themselves when
your environment changes, so if the .NET platforms were installed and IIS
wasn't, they didn't bother with the IIS configuration. When you install
IIS, they still don't know about IIS, and IIS doesn't know about them, so it's
up to you to tell .NET about IIS. It's a pretty easy task once you know
what the deal is:
- As an administrator, open a command prompt.
- Stop IIS by typing the command: iisreset /stop
- Navigate to the specific .NET installation directory by navigating to:
%WinDir%\Microsoft.NET\Framework\[Version]\
- Install the IIS components by entering:
aspnet_regiis -i
- Restart IIS: iisreset /start
You may need to go into the IIS administrator and enable the service, but at
least it is there.
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I'm trying to use Windows RUNAS command to launch
a program as a different user. I keep getting an error saying " RUNAS
ERROR: Unable to acquire user password". I can log on as that user
normally, so I don't see what the error is.
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The only times I see this error are when the user has a typo on the command
line, typically around the alternate user's credentials. When entering in
the alternate user, you must enter DOMAIN\USERID - be
it for a local account (COMPUTER\USERID) or the
domain account (DOMAIN\USERID). Ensure you're
using both parts, and that they are separated with a backslash. Also, you
need to ensure you're using the NetBIOS name, not the DNS name. What this
means is that you can't use the User@Domain.Ext format,
and your user name is the no-space, up to 16 character id, not any longer user
id you may use to log on elsewhere.
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