Manage ASP.net Settings - Revision history

Justinm at 08:28, 26 August 2017

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Justinm at 05:56, 26 August 2017

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Justinm: Created page with "==Managing ASP.net Settings via WCP==

First login to your WCP control panel for the account the domain is under: https://wcp.hos..."

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==Managing ASP.net Settings via WCP==

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<li>First login to your WCP control panel for the account the domain is under: https://wcp.hostek.com
[[file:wcp_url_secure.png]]
 
If you have any issues with logging into WCP then please see our tutorials on [[Forgot_WCP_Password|recovering your password]] if necessary</li></ol>

 

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<li>Once logged into WCP if you have multiple domains you may need to select the appropriate domain to manage using the ''''Hosted Domains'''' drop-down in the top-right of the page as shown in the screenshot below:
[[file:wcp_change_domain.png]]
 
</li>

<li>You will then click on the ASP.net Settings Icon
[[file:Aspnet_settings.png]]

<li>You will then be presented with a list of your domain and it's subdomains
[[file:Aspnet_configuration.png]]
Click on the configuration button for the site you would like to configure.
</li>

<li>You will then be presented with a new box with multiple options to configure. Listed below are explanations of each option.
[[file:Aspnet_configuration.png]]
== Site Name ==
<ul>This field is self-explanatory. This will list the site name that is currently being configured
</ul>
<ul>===ASP.Net Version===
[[file:Aspnet_version.png]]
This field allows you to choose between 2.0/3.5 and 4.0-4.5.2 versions of ASP.Net
</ul>
<ul>===Managed Pipeline===
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 [[file:Aspnet settingsbox.png]]<br /><br />
 ===Site Name===
-        <ul><p>This field is self-explanatory. This will list the site name that is currently being configured</p>
+        <ul><li><p>This field is self-explanatory. This will list the site name that is currently being configured</p>
-        </ul>
+        </li></ul>
 ===ASP.Net Version===
 [[file:Aspnet_version.png]]
-     <ul><p>This field allows you to choose between 2.0/3.5 and 4.0-4.5.2 versions of ASP.Net</p>
+     <ul><li><p>This field allows you to choose between 2.0/3.5 and 4.0-4.5.2 versions of ASP.Net</p>
-     </ul>
+     </li></ul>
 ===Managed Pipeline===
 [[file:Aspnet_managedpipeline.png]]
-     <ul><p> '''Integrated''' - The IIS pipeline is integrated with the ASP.net request pipeline. The ASP.net service is no longer treated as an external plugin but as a part of IIS.</p></ul>
+     <ul><li><p> '''Integrated''' - The IIS pipeline is integrated with the ASP.net request pipeline. The ASP.net service is no longer treated as an external plugin but as a part of IIS.</p></li></ul>
-     <ul><p> '''Classic''' - In this mode IIS will only interact with ISAPI filters and extensions. ASP.net acts as an ISAPI filter and is treated as an external plugin by IIS.</p></ul>
+     <ul><li><p> '''Classic''' - In this mode IIS will only interact with ISAPI filters and extensions. ASP.net acts as an ISAPI filter and is treated as an external plugin by IIS.</p></li></ul>
 ===File Permissions===
-     <ul><p> This is a legacy setting for 2003 servers. This can be disregarded </p></ul>
+     <ul><li><p> This is a legacy setting for 2003 servers. This can be disregarded </p></li></ul>
 ===Wildcard Mapping (Required for MVC)===
-     <ul><p> This settings is used to configure a wildcard handler to intercept every request before being routed to the extensions specific handler (https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc754606(v=ws.10).aspx)</p></ul>
+     <ul><li><p> This settings is used to configure a wildcard handler to intercept every request before being routed to the extensions specific handler (https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc754606(v=ws.10).aspx)</p>
 ===Full Trust===
-     <ul><p> Gives the asp.net application the same permissions as the user assigned to the site rather than the more limited permissions allowed by the asp.net medium trust security policy. </p></ul>
+     <ul><li><p> Gives the asp.net application the same permissions as the user assigned to the site rather than the more limited permissions allowed by the asp.net medium trust security policy. </p></li></ul>

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 <li><p>You will then click on the ASP.net Settings Icon</p>
 [[file:Aspnet_settings.png]]
 <li><p>You will then be presented with a list of your domain and it's subdomains</p>
 [[file:Aspnet_configuration.png]]
 <p>Click on the configuration button for the site you would like to configure.</p>
-</li>
+</li><br />
-<li><p>You will then be presented with a new box with multiple options to configure. Listed below are explanations of each option.</p>
+<li><p>You will then be presented with a new box with multiple options to configure. Listed below are explanations of each option.</p></li>
-[[file:Aspnet_configuration.png]]
+[[file:Aspnet settingsbox.png]]<br /><br />
-    == Site Name ==
+===Site Name===
         <ul><p>This field is self-explanatory. This will list the site name that is currently being configured</p>
         </ul>
-    <ul>===ASP.Net Version===
+===ASP.Net Version===
-    [[file:Aspnet_version.png]]
+[[file:Aspnet_version.png]]
-        <p>This field allows you to choose between 2.0/3.5 and 4.0-4.5.2 versions of ASP.Net</p>
+    <ul><p>This field allows you to choose between 2.0/3.5 and 4.0-4.5.2 versions of ASP.Net</p>
      </ul>
-     <ul>===Managed Pipeline===
+===Managed Pipeline===
-</li>
+[[file:Aspnet_managedpipeline.png]]

Manage ASP.net Settings - Revision history

Justinm at 08:28, 26 August 2017

Justinm at 05:56, 26 August 2017

Justinm: Created page with "==Managing ASP.net Settings via WCP== First login to your WCP control panel for the account the domain is under: https://wcp.hos..."

Justinm: Created page with "==Managing ASP.net Settings via WCP==

First login to your WCP control panel for the account the domain is under: https://wcp.hos..."