Installation :: Deploying 32bit Web App On 64bit Win Server
Jul 23, 2010
I have a website designed using .net 1.1 and upgraded to 2.0. It works fine on Win NT. However, the same application is not working on Win 2003 64 bit server. I read some article on web. Everyone recommends that IIS should run on 32bit mode in win 2003 server if the app was orginated from 32bit. So, I made IIS to run on 32bit mode. The problem is now asp.net config tab is missing in IIS. Is it recommended to convert IIS to run on 32bit in Win 2003 64 bit edition? If so, how do I keep the asp.net configuration tab? Why cant the 32 bit app unable to run on 64bit? Any conversion tool available to upgrade from 32bit to 64bit?
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