Help installing IIS6


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I have windows 2003 enterprise setup on my workstation and I would like to run a webserver. After installing IIS6 from Add Remove Windows Components, IIS refuses to function. I had it working on this system prior to a reformat, so I know it does work on this machine. After installing IIS the World Wide Web Publishing service does not show up in services.msc, as it did before. When I try to start IIS Admin serviec I get the following error:

Error 2: The system cannot find the file specified.

My services are heavily tweaked and I think the problem might stem from it, here is the configuration:

Auto:

-Cryptographic Services

-DHCP

-Event Log

-HHTP SSL

-IIS Admin

-Network Connections

-PnP

-Remote Procedure Call

-Security Accounts Manager

-Windows Audio

-Windows Managment Instrumentation

-Workstation

Manual:

-Applicaion Managment

-Machine Debug Manager

-RPC Locator

-Windows Installer

-Windows Managment Instrumentation Driver Ex

Disabled:

-everything else

Do you guys have any suggestions?

Thanks,

Urfage

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No, there is no hardware firewall installed, I can't even access webpages from my computer because IIS never gets to a functioning state. BTW I chose the default settings when installing from Windows Components and I ensured World Wide Web Services was selected.

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try adding a role in the "manage my server" wizard. with all the security built into server 2003, this might need to be run to enable something....

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try adding a role in the "manage my server" wizard.  with all the security built into server 2003, this might need to be run to enable something....

Already tried this, still nothing :(

Makes me sad :cry:

Urfage

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yeah, i agree. sounds like somewhat of a serious problem, like a system file didn't copy during the installation of windows.

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