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Thread: Setting Up Local Installation

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    albert_tf is offline Member
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    Default Setting Up Local Installation

    Hello,

    I am just starting with a AspDotNetStorefront and I am installing it on my local XP machine. Everything was fine until I got to the Adding the ASPNET User Account to the SQLServerExpress Logins. When I get to the Select User or Group List, ASPNET is not there. I checked to make sure IIS is running and ASP.NET 2.0 was applied. I don't want to go any further until I get this solved. Any help would be appreciated!

    Thanks,
    Albert

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    The ASPNET account is created during the installation of ASP.NET and the .NET Framework. It is called <machinename>\ASPNET (or <domainname>\ASPNET if you are part of a domain).

    If it's not there, you'll need to reinstall ASP.NET by opening a Console window, navigating to c:\windows\Microsoft.Net\Framework\v2.0.50727 and running "aspnet_regiis -i". This command will reinstall ASP.NET and re-create the ASPNET user.
    Jon Wolthuis

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    Default OK, problem solved!

    OK, thanks!

    I repaired the installation and that worked.

    Thanks for the help!

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    Default Need help in finishing local install

    Hello,

    I got everything done, except when I right-clicked on the AspDotNetStorefront and chose "browse" I got a logon box for my local computer (i.e. 192.168.1.212)

    I put in administrator & password, but I got a "You are not authorized to view this page"

    Other questions:
    Do I have to add the IUSR_xxx account to the database?
    Do I have to add the IUSR_xxx account to the /web folder? (The instructions don't see to be too explicit about IUSR account)

    I also got an error message from the console, so I am going to try to reboot to see if this helps.

    Any suggestions are appreciated.

    Thanks!
    Albert

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    Hi,

    IUSR does not need DB access. Give it read permission on the web folder.

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    Smile Ok, problem solved!

    Ok,

    I went to the AspDotNetStorefront properties from the IIS console and added "default.aspx" to the documents settings. I then moved it to the top of the list. That solved the problem with browsing to the store from IIS. When I opened the default store in IE, this is the address:

    http://192.168.1.212/AspDotNetStorefront/default.aspx

    This does not work:

    http://localhost/AspDotNetStorefront/default.aspx

    I'm not sure whis this is, but I hope this might help others who are stuck on the last step. It might be that I am working in a domain here locally and we have some other SQL Servers & IIS servers running on the same domain?

    Thanks! I can start working on our storefront!
    Albert

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    Hi Albert,

    These are all base IIS administration problems you are running into. If you are going to be running/managing a storefront I would suggest purchasing a basic IIS Administration guidebook and reading up on what you are surly going to need to know in the future.

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    Default Setup License

    Ok, thanks! I will look into an IIS book...

    Another question:

    How to you apply the local license? I could not find any information on this in the manual.

    Thanks!
    Albert

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    Default Localhost problem solved

    Yes, I see there are things to learn with IIS.

    The Default Web Site IP Address setting had the exact IP address of the machine instead of "(All Unassigned)". I changed that and the localhost now works.

    Thanks,
    Albert

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    Hi

    Put the .licx file in the images directory found in the root directory of your storefront application.

    Then restart the application.