How to debug an external C# MVC application

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I wonder if there is a way to debug a C# MVC application externally, I tried to use IIS Express, but without success, has anyone ever been through this or better, can anyone help me do that? Thank you.

  • I would like to access my application on another computer on the same network, how do I configure my application and how says the question I want to "debug" my application. :)

  • No, and if I wanted to use this network application of mine, as I would?

  • Ishh my friend, I don’t think you understand, and you’re not helping me, yes I’ve heard of SVN and TFS, which would help my subject?

  • Your question has several senses. What exactly do you want to do? Remote debbug or simply access the application?

  • the two, more mainly access

  • So, what is the problem with the answer of wesleydsantos? Because IIS Express and IIS are different things. And in order to install, you need to know the version of your windows that is installed and if you already have it installed, you need to ensure that it supports. net is installed together with iis and that it is configured to respond in the network interface from which the access comes. What error message you receive when accessing the application?

  • I didn’t say at some point that his answer was in trouble. I’m still testing here. Read carefully first before making a constructive criticism. :)

  • Leaving your comment meaningless and technically objective, 1 - have you published an Asp.net application before? 2 - You have installed an IIS before?

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you are using the IIS installed on your machine, or you are using the ISS express ( The one that when we press F5 it on the application) . If using express, install ISS 7.5 on your machine, it is easily found on the microsoft website.

So come on: ..

  • 1-Unit will install IIS 7.5
  • 2- you will publish your application, and after it is published, Voce will you will take the files , go on C: and put the files inside from folder c: Inetpub
  • 3- you check which ip is on your machine open the cmd and degite ipconfig.. check which ipv4 is on your machine..
  • 4- Suppose your ip is 192.168.1.101, then you will enter the your router, and point the port 80, to your ip, example <192.168.1.101>
  • 3 - then you will go on another machine , open your browser and will type the ip of the machine where the IIS is installed, in the case of our example is 192.168.1.101. then enter 192.168.1.101:80 and ready !

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