Permissions problem

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Tom wilson

We run an enterprise network. We recently hired a new developer so I
set everything up as Administrator. When I log in as this user, I get
permission denied when trying to open the (asp.net) web site with
VS.Net. I have:

- Added the user with full access to the C drive
- Added the user as an administrator to FP extensions
- I've checked security within IIS, the web site gives him full
permissions

What else am I missing? He's got access to the drive and the
extensions.

Thanks!
 
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David Berry

Did you select "Automatic Logon only in Intranet Zone" ?

The whole thing is:

In IE7;
Tools | Internet Options | Security | Local Intranet | Sites | Advanced and
add localhost to the list. (or in your case the IP Address)

Add http://localhost to the Intranet zone, and set security for that
zone to automatically log on.


Open IE7, then Tools->Internet Options
Click Security tag, then Local Intranet,
Click Sites button
Click Advanced
Type in http://localhost in the box labeled "Add this website to this
zone"
Click Add
(you may have to clear the checkbox "Require server verification
(https:) for all sites in this zone")
Click Close
Click OK


Click Custom Level...
Scroll down to User Authentication
Select "Automatic Logon only in Intranet Zone"
Click OK
Click OK
 
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Tom wilson

That solved the permissions problems, thanks! Now:

Unable to start debugging on the web server. An unexpected DCOM error
has ocurred

Google returns nothing. MS support says:

There are no documents that match your search for "Unable to start
debugging on the web server. An unexpected DCOM error has ocurred"

Any ideas?
Thanks again!
 
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David Berry

I did a Google search on your error and all the replies suggest that it's a
problem on the server. Contact your web host
 

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