Verifying the Application Pool of a Web Application
You must match the web application pool version of the source and target machine. If the web application pool version does not match you must create a new one that matches the settings on the source machine. The following procedure describes how to verify this, and create a new web application pool, if required.
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- If a website is not available on the third-party machine, you need to create one.
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- IIS is installed.
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- Click Start and type IIS in the Search programs and files field.
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- Click IIS Manager to open the Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager.
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- To verify the Application Pool .Net Framework Version, proceed as follows:
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- On the source machine, go to the Connections pane and select the web application that you want to export, and from the Actions pane select Basic Settings.
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- The Edit Application window displays.
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- Click Select to open the Select Application window.
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- In the Select Application window, under the Properties field, check the .Net Framework Version and Managed Pipeline Mode.
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- On the target machine, open the IIS Manager.
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- From the Connections pane, select Application Pools.
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- Ensure that the version of the Web Application Pool (check for .Net Framework Version and Managed Pipeline Mode) is the same as available.
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- To create a Web Application Pool with the .NET framework version and Managed Pipeline Mode settings the same as the source machine, proceed as follows:
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- From the Connections pane, select Application Pool.
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- From the Actions pane, click Add Application Pool.
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- In the Add Application Pool window that displays, do the following:
- Provide the Application Pool Name.
- Select the .NET framework version to be the same as source machine.
- Select the Managed Pipeline Mode as Integrated.
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- Click OK.
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- After successful creation, the entry is added in the Application Pool.