Re: UK school RM Easylink and asp.net
From: Gordon Moore (gordonfmoore_at_yahoo.co.uk)
Date: 02/06/04
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Date: 6 Feb 2004 08:45:43 -0800
Okay, could someone provide a quick guide as to how I might set up the
server so as to allow it to be accessed remotely? or is this not
possible.
I have win 2000 server.
IIS running
dot net 1.1
The app is loaded on a folder which is pointed to by a virtual folder
called YAS (Your Assessment System if you want to know - some
assessment software I've written for schools - www.sandcastle.me.uk)
In the folder is my asp.net app called assessment.aspx and a bin
containing the code behind dll and an access database called
assessment.mdb. Usual .dot config files.
This all works perfectly from local terminals.
We access it as http:/intranet/YAS/Assessment.aspx and away it goes.
Now in order for a remote computer to access it and run it I am
picking up that the .net security manager (under admininistrative
tools?) needs to be run (is this running caspol? which I've read
about?) and things configuring.
Anyway it seems to want me to assign trusted policies or something so
I guess the system is saying it doesn't trust remote computers?
But honestly, I haven't a clue about this stuff. If someone could just
explain briefly what I need to do, I'd be very grateful. (I'm trying
to set it up so my pupils can do revision tests for their GCSEs.)
Many thanks
Gordon Moore
gordonfmoore@yahoo.co.uk (Gordon Moore) wrote in message news:<b5da467d.0402040514.17e9edef@posting.google.com>...
> I would, but its just a standard .dot server error in application dah
> de dah.
>
> My problem is also that I don't know how best to access the app thru
> Easylink.
>
> We have a school intranet. I have some web pages that run under this
> and one of the links is to my assessment app. This works fine locally.
>
> If I log on to Easylink and then select the intranet this runs, but
> when I select the assessment link I get nothing. If I manually adjust
> the url so that I am trying to run the app directly then I get the
> server error - but it is a .dot style error page, which makes me think
> I'm in the right folder, but the server is not allowing the app to run
> (or something)
>
> My url is https://folders.endon.staffs.sch.uk/easylink/intranet/yas/assessment.aspx
> or I've tried
> https://folders.endon.staffs.sch.uk/easylink/yas/assessment.aspx
>
> the first one makes more sense since if I access my app directly I use
> the http://intranet/yas/assessment.aspx url.
>
>
> As I said I'm just trying to get a handle on what's going on.
>
> Thanks for your interest.
>
> Gordon
>
> Benjamin Wootton <benjamin_wootton@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:<p6i020dnl0pbvhs9ohmvcdtf2p1m07448s@4ax.com>...
> > On 2 Feb 2004 14:16:14 -0800, gordonfmoore@yahoo.co.uk (Gordon Moore)
> > wrote:
> >
> > >I can login and get to the local intranet ok, but when I try to run
> > >the link to my assessment program I get a server error page displayed.
> >
> > Could you post the error page text or relevant error codes?
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