.Net Core Hosting in IIS , Error reading the web.config file HTTP Error 500.19 – Internal Server Error [duplicate] The Next CEO of Stack OverflowASP.NET Core module not in IISReading settings from app.config or web.config in .netWeb Application Problems (web.config errors) HTTP 500.19 with IIS7.5 and ASP.NET v2ASP.NET IIS Web.config [Internal Server Error]ASP.NET: HTTP Error 500.19 – Internal Server Error 0x8007000dHTTP Error 500.19 - Internal Server Error localhostIIS Deployed ASP.NET 5 BETA 8 site to IIS gives HTTP Error 500.19 - Internal Server ErrorHosting net core 2.0 app on iis gives internal server errorCore 2.0 Publish IIS HTTP Error 500.19 - Internal Server ErrorHTTP Error 500.19 IIS .net core 2.1HTTP Error 500.19 - Internal Server Error in windows server 2012 R2
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.Net Core Hosting in IIS , Error reading the web.config file HTTP Error 500.19 – Internal Server Error [duplicate]
The Next CEO of Stack OverflowASP.NET Core module not in IISReading settings from app.config or web.config in .netWeb Application Problems (web.config errors) HTTP 500.19 with IIS7.5 and ASP.NET v2ASP.NET IIS Web.config [Internal Server Error]ASP.NET: HTTP Error 500.19 – Internal Server Error 0x8007000dHTTP Error 500.19 - Internal Server Error localhostIIS Deployed ASP.NET 5 BETA 8 site to IIS gives HTTP Error 500.19 - Internal Server ErrorHosting net core 2.0 app on iis gives internal server errorCore 2.0 Publish IIS HTTP Error 500.19 - Internal Server ErrorHTTP Error 500.19 IIS .net core 2.1HTTP Error 500.19 - Internal Server Error in windows server 2012 R2
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ASP.NET Core module not in IIS
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I am trying to host an asp.net core application in IIS 8.5 (windows server 2012) and there is something wrong with my web.config file. Here is a snapshot of of my config file.
I have installed .net core sdk 2.1.5 on the machine. below is the screen shot for installed .net core sdk and runtimes
I have deployed the same solution on another machine which is IIS 7.0 (windows 7) and its working fine there. but on this machine its not working.
In IIS inside fetures view i can't even open up any feature , like when i click on Default Document it prompts me the following error
If I delete my web.config file from source then i can open up any feature and that error goes away , but then on browsing the IIS complains for a default document not configured whereas i have configured the default documents.
As far as i suspect the issue is related with aspNetCore tag in web.config file which is not being recognized by IIS. but I am unable to fix this issue. I have tried installing other versions of .Net core sdk as well like dotnetsdk 2.1.202 or 2.1.4 but with no luck.
kindly help.
c# .net asp.net-core web-config iis-8
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I am trying to host an asp.net core application in IIS 8.5 (windows server 2012) and there is something wrong with my web.config file. Here is a snapshot of of my config file.
I have installed .net core sdk 2.1.5 on the machine. below is the screen shot for installed .net core sdk and runtimes
I have deployed the same solution on another machine which is IIS 7.0 (windows 7) and its working fine there. but on this machine its not working.
In IIS inside fetures view i can't even open up any feature , like when i click on Default Document it prompts me the following error
If I delete my web.config file from source then i can open up any feature and that error goes away , but then on browsing the IIS complains for a default document not configured whereas i have configured the default documents.
As far as i suspect the issue is related with aspNetCore tag in web.config file which is not being recognized by IIS. but I am unable to fix this issue. I have tried installing other versions of .Net core sdk as well like dotnetsdk 2.1.202 or 2.1.4 but with no luck.
kindly help.
c# .net asp.net-core web-config iis-8
edited Mar 8 at 16:47
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Mar 8 at 18:52
Thanx Lex Li , its a nice article .. i couldn't find it myself while after hours of searching ..
– umer
Mar 11 at 7:01
@umer You can also refer to this post dotnet4hosting.asphostportal.com/post/… and dotnet4hosting.asphostportal.com/post/…. I also read this guidelines to publish my .net core.
– Mark Spencer
Mar 12 at 5:37
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ASP.NET Core module not in IIS
2 answers
I am trying to host an asp.net core application in IIS 8.5 (windows server 2012) and there is something wrong with my web.config file. Here is a snapshot of of my config file.
I have installed .net core sdk 2.1.5 on the machine. below is the screen shot for installed .net core sdk and runtimes
I have deployed the same solution on another machine which is IIS 7.0 (windows 7) and its working fine there. but on this machine its not working.
In IIS inside fetures view i can't even open up any feature , like when i click on Default Document it prompts me the following error
If I delete my web.config file from source then i can open up any feature and that error goes away , but then on browsing the IIS complains for a default document not configured whereas i have configured the default documents.
As far as i suspect the issue is related with aspNetCore tag in web.config file which is not being recognized by IIS. but I am unable to fix this issue. I have tried installing other versions of .Net core sdk as well like dotnetsdk 2.1.202 or 2.1.4 but with no luck.
kindly help.
c# .net asp.net-core web-config iis-8
edited Mar 8 at 16:47
ArunPratap
2,35621028
asked Mar 8 at 16:45
umerumer
4361418
This question already has an answer here:
ASP.NET Core module not in IIS
2 answers
I am trying to host an asp.net core application in IIS 8.5 (windows server 2012) and there is something wrong with my web.config file. Here is a snapshot of of my config file.
I have installed .net core sdk 2.1.5 on the machine. below is the screen shot for installed .net core sdk and runtimes
I have deployed the same solution on another machine which is IIS 7.0 (windows 7) and its working fine there. but on this machine its not working.
In IIS inside fetures view i can't even open up any feature , like when i click on Default Document it prompts me the following error
If I delete my web.config file from source then i can open up any feature and that error goes away , but then on browsing the IIS complains for a default document not configured whereas i have configured the default documents.
As far as i suspect the issue is related with aspNetCore tag in web.config file which is not being recognized by IIS. but I am unable to fix this issue. I have tried installing other versions of .Net core sdk as well like dotnetsdk 2.1.202 or 2.1.4 but with no luck.
kindly help.
This question already has an answer here:
ASP.NET Core module not in IIS
2 answers
c# .net asp.net-core web-config iis-8
c# .net asp.net-core web-config iis-8
edited Mar 8 at 16:47
ArunPratap
2,35621028
asked Mar 8 at 16:45
umerumer
4361418
edited Mar 8 at 16:47
ArunPratap
2,35621028
asked Mar 8 at 16:45
umerumer
4361418
edited Mar 8 at 16:47
ArunPratap
2,35621028
edited Mar 8 at 16:47
ArunPratap
2,35621028
edited Mar 8 at 16:47
ArunPratap
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2,35621028
asked Mar 8 at 16:45
umerumer
4361418
asked Mar 8 at 16:45
umerumer
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This question has been asked before and already has an answer. If those answers do not fully address your question, please ask a new question.
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blog.lextudio.com/…
– Lex Li
Mar 8 at 18:52
Thanx Lex Li , its a nice article .. i couldn't find it myself while after hours of searching ..
– umer
Mar 11 at 7:01
@umer You can also refer to this post dotnet4hosting.asphostportal.com/post/… and dotnet4hosting.asphostportal.com/post/…. I also read this guidelines to publish my .net core.
– Mark Spencer
Mar 12 at 5:37
add a comment |
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blog.lextudio.com/…
– Lex Li
Mar 8 at 18:52
Thanx Lex Li , its a nice article .. i couldn't find it myself while after hours of searching ..
– umer
Mar 11 at 7:01
@umer You can also refer to this post dotnet4hosting.asphostportal.com/post/… and dotnet4hosting.asphostportal.com/post/…. I also read this guidelines to publish my .net core.
– Mark Spencer
Mar 12 at 5:37
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blog.lextudio.com/…
– Lex Li
Mar 8 at 18:52
blog.lextudio.com/…
– Lex Li
Mar 8 at 18:52
Thanx Lex Li , its a nice article .. i couldn't find it myself while after hours of searching ..
– umer
Mar 11 at 7:01
Thanx Lex Li , its a nice article .. i couldn't find it myself while after hours of searching ..
– umer
Mar 11 at 7:01
@umer You can also refer to this post dotnet4hosting.asphostportal.com/post/… and dotnet4hosting.asphostportal.com/post/…. I also read this guidelines to publish my .net core.
– Mark Spencer
Mar 12 at 5:37
@umer You can also refer to this post dotnet4hosting.asphostportal.com/post/… and dotnet4hosting.asphostportal.com/post/…. I also read this guidelines to publish my .net core.
– Mark Spencer
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Install .net core runtime 2.2 in ur system that should work and also when you publish the site put the configuration as framework dependent.. should solve the issue
answered Mar 8 at 16:51
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Earlier i was trying to host .Net core app by installing .net core sdk on the machine,expecting it to install everything needed to run an ASP.Net core app. The sdk Installs the following runtimes Microsoft.AspNetCore.All Microsoft.AspNetCore.App Microsoft.NETCore.App Earlier i installed the same sdk on a machine and nothing else was needed to run the app on that machine. After reading @Lex Li article i uninstall the sdk and installed .NET Core Hosting Bundle instead. The hosting bundle installed the same modules mentioned above + MS .Net Core Runtimes, And everything work fine now.
– umer
Mar 11 at 7:15
I couldn't understand the scenario though , why on the first machine i do not had to install the MS .Net core runtimes and only the sdk installation was sufficient. while on the second machine i must have to install the .net core runtimes as well. The only difference i can see in both machines is that on first machine there's .Net framework 4.7 is installed while on the second machine .Net 4.5.1 is installed , is that the reason or i am missing something else?
– umer
Mar 11 at 7:22
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1 Answer
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Install .net core runtime 2.2 in ur system that should work and also when you publish the site put the configuration as framework dependent.. should solve the issue
answered Mar 8 at 16:51
RAHUL S RRAHUL S R
1,3351619
Earlier i was trying to host .Net core app by installing .net core sdk on the machine,expecting it to install everything needed to run an ASP.Net core app. The sdk Installs the following runtimes Microsoft.AspNetCore.All Microsoft.AspNetCore.App Microsoft.NETCore.App Earlier i installed the same sdk on a machine and nothing else was needed to run the app on that machine. After reading @Lex Li article i uninstall the sdk and installed .NET Core Hosting Bundle instead. The hosting bundle installed the same modules mentioned above + MS .Net Core Runtimes, And everything work fine now.
– umer
Mar 11 at 7:15
I couldn't understand the scenario though , why on the first machine i do not had to install the MS .Net core runtimes and only the sdk installation was sufficient. while on the second machine i must have to install the .net core runtimes as well. The only difference i can see in both machines is that on first machine there's .Net framework 4.7 is installed while on the second machine .Net 4.5.1 is installed , is that the reason or i am missing something else?
– umer
Mar 11 at 7:22
add a comment |
Install .net core runtime 2.2 in ur system that should work and also when you publish the site put the configuration as framework dependent.. should solve the issue
answered Mar 8 at 16:51
RAHUL S RRAHUL S R
1,3351619
Earlier i was trying to host .Net core app by installing .net core sdk on the machine,expecting it to install everything needed to run an ASP.Net core app. The sdk Installs the following runtimes Microsoft.AspNetCore.All Microsoft.AspNetCore.App Microsoft.NETCore.App Earlier i installed the same sdk on a machine and nothing else was needed to run the app on that machine. After reading @Lex Li article i uninstall the sdk and installed .NET Core Hosting Bundle instead. The hosting bundle installed the same modules mentioned above + MS .Net Core Runtimes, And everything work fine now.
– umer
Mar 11 at 7:15
I couldn't understand the scenario though , why on the first machine i do not had to install the MS .Net core runtimes and only the sdk installation was sufficient. while on the second machine i must have to install the .net core runtimes as well. The only difference i can see in both machines is that on first machine there's .Net framework 4.7 is installed while on the second machine .Net 4.5.1 is installed , is that the reason or i am missing something else?
– umer
Mar 11 at 7:22
add a comment |
Install .net core runtime 2.2 in ur system that should work and also when you publish the site put the configuration as framework dependent.. should solve the issue
answered Mar 8 at 16:51
RAHUL S RRAHUL S R
1,3351619
Install .net core runtime 2.2 in ur system that should work and also when you publish the site put the configuration as framework dependent.. should solve the issue
answered Mar 8 at 16:51
RAHUL S RRAHUL S R
1,3351619
answered Mar 8 at 16:51
RAHUL S RRAHUL S R
1,3351619
answered Mar 8 at 16:51
RAHUL S RRAHUL S R
1,3351619
answered Mar 8 at 16:51
RAHUL S RRAHUL S R
1,3351619
1,3351619
Earlier i was trying to host .Net core app by installing .net core sdk on the machine,expecting it to install everything needed to run an ASP.Net core app. The sdk Installs the following runtimes Microsoft.AspNetCore.All Microsoft.AspNetCore.App Microsoft.NETCore.App Earlier i installed the same sdk on a machine and nothing else was needed to run the app on that machine. After reading @Lex Li article i uninstall the sdk and installed .NET Core Hosting Bundle instead. The hosting bundle installed the same modules mentioned above + MS .Net Core Runtimes, And everything work fine now.
– umer
Mar 11 at 7:15
I couldn't understand the scenario though , why on the first machine i do not had to install the MS .Net core runtimes and only the sdk installation was sufficient. while on the second machine i must have to install the .net core runtimes as well. The only difference i can see in both machines is that on first machine there's .Net framework 4.7 is installed while on the second machine .Net 4.5.1 is installed , is that the reason or i am missing something else?
– umer
Mar 11 at 7:22
add a comment |
Earlier i was trying to host .Net core app by installing .net core sdk on the machine,expecting it to install everything needed to run an ASP.Net core app. The sdk Installs the following runtimes Microsoft.AspNetCore.All Microsoft.AspNetCore.App Microsoft.NETCore.App Earlier i installed the same sdk on a machine and nothing else was needed to run the app on that machine. After reading @Lex Li article i uninstall the sdk and installed .NET Core Hosting Bundle instead. The hosting bundle installed the same modules mentioned above + MS .Net Core Runtimes, And everything work fine now.
– umer
Mar 11 at 7:15
I couldn't understand the scenario though , why on the first machine i do not had to install the MS .Net core runtimes and only the sdk installation was sufficient. while on the second machine i must have to install the .net core runtimes as well. The only difference i can see in both machines is that on first machine there's .Net framework 4.7 is installed while on the second machine .Net 4.5.1 is installed , is that the reason or i am missing something else?
– umer
Mar 11 at 7:22
Earlier i was trying to host .Net core app by installing .net core sdk on the machine,expecting it to install everything needed to run an ASP.Net core app. The sdk Installs the following runtimes Microsoft.AspNetCore.All Microsoft.AspNetCore.App Microsoft.NETCore.App Earlier i installed the same sdk on a machine and nothing else was needed to run the app on that machine. After reading @Lex Li article i uninstall the sdk and installed .NET Core Hosting Bundle instead. The hosting bundle installed the same modules mentioned above + MS .Net Core Runtimes, And everything work fine now.
– umer
Mar 11 at 7:15
Earlier i was trying to host .Net core app by installing .net core sdk on the machine,expecting it to install everything needed to run an ASP.Net core app. The sdk Installs the following runtimes Microsoft.AspNetCore.All Microsoft.AspNetCore.App Microsoft.NETCore.App Earlier i installed the same sdk on a machine and nothing else was needed to run the app on that machine. After reading @Lex Li article i uninstall the sdk and installed .NET Core Hosting Bundle instead. The hosting bundle installed the same modules mentioned above + MS .Net Core Runtimes, And everything work fine now.
– umer
Mar 11 at 7:15
I couldn't understand the scenario though , why on the first machine i do not had to install the MS .Net core runtimes and only the sdk installation was sufficient. while on the second machine i must have to install the .net core runtimes as well. The only difference i can see in both machines is that on first machine there's .Net framework 4.7 is installed while on the second machine .Net 4.5.1 is installed , is that the reason or i am missing something else?
– umer
Mar 11 at 7:22
I couldn't understand the scenario though , why on the first machine i do not had to install the MS .Net core runtimes and only the sdk installation was sufficient. while on the second machine i must have to install the .net core runtimes as well. The only difference i can see in both machines is that on first machine there's .Net framework 4.7 is installed while on the second machine .Net 4.5.1 is installed , is that the reason or i am missing something else?
– umer
Mar 11 at 7:22
add a comment |
1
blog.lextudio.com/…
– Lex Li
Mar 8 at 18:52
Thanx Lex Li , its a nice article .. i couldn't find it myself while after hours of searching ..
– umer
Mar 11 at 7:01
@umer You can also refer to this post dotnet4hosting.asphostportal.com/post/… and dotnet4hosting.asphostportal.com/post/…. I also read this guidelines to publish my .net core.
– Mark Spencer
Mar 12 at 5:37