* In IIS 6.0 - ASP.Net v4.0 is disabled/prohibited under the "Web Service Extensions" folder. If you are receiving an IIS 400 error, this could suggest one of the following: To install ASP.Net again you could open the Command Prompt:Ĭ:\windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v7\aspnet_regiis.exe -iĪ common cause of this issue is when Enterprise Tester cannot locate the "Default Website" - the current installer technology identifies the default website by name, for the installation to complete you may need to rename the site if it is called something else. In some cases ASP.Net may not be setup correctly and require re-registration, to do so use the aspnet_regiis tool from the command line. will fail, but a request to a specific page such as the following will work: If the wildcard mapping is not setup correctly you may find that requests to links such as Restart IIS once the change have been made and attempt to access the application. rails and wildcard mappings the "Verify that file exists" checkbox must be unchecked.
In the "Application Configuration" dialog, ensure there are two mappings listed, one for the extension ".aspx" and another for the extension ".rails" - both should be mapped to the executable "c:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v9\aspnet_isapi.dll".Īlso ensure there is a wildcard application map set up to the same path "c:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v9\aspnet_isapi.dll"įor both the. 
Locate the "EnterpriseTester" application, right click and select "Properties" On the "Virtual Directory" tab, near the bottom, click the "Configuration." button. In Administrative Tools -> Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager, expand the Web Sites -> Default Web Site node. If the issue still persists, check the Enterprise Tester application extensions are correct Retry accessing the Enterprise Tester website to see if the issue is resolved. Once downloaded you will need to enable ASP.Net in IIS (set this article here: ) Net Framework 4.0 installed – you can down load it from the Microsoft Website: If the ASP.NET v4.0 option is not in the list, you may not have the. Locate the Web Service extension "ASP.Net v4.0" and ensure its status is "Allowed" - if not - click on the service, then click the "Allow" button. In Administrative Tools -> Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager, click on the "Web Service Extensions" node (on IIS7 and above, these settings can be found under “ISAPI and CGI restrictions”. Following installation, if you are receiving a page not found error it is likely to be an IIS configuration issue. To check your configuration by following these steps:
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