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2/7/2006 9:34 AM
 

I have developed a site on my local machine using VS2005 and DNN4. It works when I comile it through Visual Studio and runs from the (cassini ? - default) web server. I wanted to put it onto our live web server but have been unable to do it.

The steps I follwed were to select the publish web site option and direct it to a folder that i had setup on iis. The I tried to access the site but nothing happens. I have given the ASPNET AND IUser access to the folder. Is there anything else I need to do in order to get it to work. Do I need to install DNN on the remote webserver or something ?  

 
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