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Bill Kellaway
Hello there people
As taken from the KB ...
After you install Microsoft Visual Studio .NET or the Microsoft .NET
Framework on a domain controller or on a backup domain controller, if
you try to run an ASP.NET application, the browser displays the
following error message: Server Application Unavailable. I've
encountered the above problem as described in KB Aricle Number 315158
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;[LN];Q315158
One of the 3 recommended resolutions was - < Set the userName
attribute to SYSTEM in the <processModel> section of the
Machine.config file. > - which I choose.
Does anyone have input as to how risky this might be ? This is a web
server that hosts does DNS, SQL and IIS on Win2k.
I've been getting varying opinions on this.
Thanks,
Bill
As taken from the KB ...
After you install Microsoft Visual Studio .NET or the Microsoft .NET
Framework on a domain controller or on a backup domain controller, if
you try to run an ASP.NET application, the browser displays the
following error message: Server Application Unavailable. I've
encountered the above problem as described in KB Aricle Number 315158
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;[LN];Q315158
One of the 3 recommended resolutions was - < Set the userName
attribute to SYSTEM in the <processModel> section of the
Machine.config file. > - which I choose.
Does anyone have input as to how risky this might be ? This is a web
server that hosts does DNS, SQL and IIS on Win2k.
I've been getting varying opinions on this.
Thanks,
Bill