these questions relate to IIS, not necessarily asp.net. here are the steps to take
[ol]
[li]log onto the server hosting your website.[/li]
[li]open IIS Start > Settings > Control Panel > Administrative Tools > IIS[/li]
[li]click Web Service Extensions[/li]
[li]enable/disable the services you need. I don't know what DNN requires other than asp.net. on our server we only allow asp.net 1.1 and asp.net 2.0.[/li]
[li]expand Web Sites > Default Web Site[/li]
[li]view the virtual directory's properties. you will see a list of tabs.
[ol]
[li]Virtual Directory Tab:[ol]
[li]Check Read, Uncheck Write, Uncheck Directory Browsing[/li]
[li]Appication Settings: If Application Name is disabled click the button to make it an application.[/li]
[li]ExecutePermissions: Scripts and Executables[/li]
[li]Application Pool: DefaultAppPool[/li]
[/ol][/li]
[li]Directory Security Tab:[ol]
[li]if you only want Domain Users to access the site then set up Authentiation and access control.[/li]
[li]Click Edit[/li]
[li]Uncheck enable anonymous access[/li]
[li]Check Integrated Windows Authentication[/li]
[li]click OK[/li]
[/ol][/li]
[li]ASP.NET Tab:[ol]
[li]select asp.net version: 2.0.XXX[/li]
[/ol][/li][/ol]
[/li]
[li]click OK[/li]
[li]open IE view webpage[/li]
[/ol]
if you get another error message post it here so we know what the exact problem is. (minus any passwords of course)
If it does work then try if from a remote computer. if that doesn't work post the message.
you may get a generic error message. for debugging set customErrors="off" in the web.config to view the message. once everything is working set it back to either "on" or "RemoteOnly".
Jason Meckley
Programmer
Specialty Bakers, Inc.