Dude, the thing is, first of all, install the Microsoft Web Platform. There are all the applications needed to deploy your application on IIS.
Okay, by downloading and running the Web Platform, first of all, install IIS Express, which is the free that is available for download. It’s simple, and you’ve done it.
Downloaded the IIS and configured the application pools for the version of Asp.Net installed (v4.0).
- Here is a tip, to access the IIS go to start menu > run > type inetmgr, done this will open the IIS, and check if your application is in it, probably is returning 404 because it is not in the IIS your application.
After installing IIS, install Web Deploy as well
What I do to make my application work on IIS and run: I deploy it on VS(and for that you should be running it in Administrator mode. To do this, right-click the VS shortcut and choose the "Run as Administrator" option. This in normal Pcs, because in Servers VS runs in Administrator mode always).
OK ran the VS, open your project and right click and go on "Publish" option. When you click you must create a profile and choose one of the options available to deploy on IIS and ready, VS does everything for you.
Give the right deploy, go to the browser and type in the address bar "localhost". If IIS is running smoothly an image will appear which is a link to the official Microsoft IIS website. Ok, the image appeared and such, then type in the address bar "localhost/project name_name" and enter. Ready your project will run smoothly.
Here I am not passing steps to install Database Server, as this is not the ok question ?
MVC support was installed on this IIS?
– Leonel Sanches da Silva
I’ll ask. I didn’t even know it. Is there a framework for IIS that should be installed? Do you have to download this? I’ll do some research on where to get it, but if anyone knows and can pass me.
– pnet