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Users of Vista who configure and then access the IIS Administrator for the first time are in for a little surprise. The look and feel is quite different from the IIS Administrator installed on XP machines. Nevertheless, you can easily set up and test your ASP.NET applications locally with a few simple steps.

Here is all that you need to do to configure IIS on Vista to run your Clarion.NET ASP.NET applications.

1. Add a Virtual Directory.

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2. Make sure that you configure the Virtual Directory to run as an application.

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3. Set the Application Pool to use the Classic.NET AppPool (Do not use the Default Pool)

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**Other possible IIS issues**

Some users have reported the following issues when running IIS with other programs active.

**Problem:** If Skype is running, the Default Web Site could not be started.

**Solution:** Go to Skype's **Tools** **>** **Advanced-Connection** options and turn off //Use port 80 and 443 as alternatives for incoming connections// (Or you can just turn Skype off).

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**Problem:** You are using substituted drives for your projects. After Clarion .NET registers the new Virtual directory, IIS can not find than path.

**Solution:** Change the //Local path:// folder in Virtual Directory properties in IIS to the actual (real) path and everything should be OK.