I Can't Start The Asp.net

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Ieuan

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I'm not ASP.Net Programmer or not even a Classic ASP Programmer, but i wanna learn these stuffs. In this is the situation...

I tried oppening the Web Application Under VB.Net in Visual Studio.NET 2003 from my PC. an error prompted...

ERROR:
The Web Server reported the following error when attempting to create or open the web project located at the following URL: 'http://SERVER_IEUAN/WebApplication1'.'The server name or addresss could not be resolved'.

I tried also in another PC which PC has no IIS in the administrative tools, and still an error prompted...

ERROR:
Visual Studio .NET cannot create or open the application because no Web Server was detected at this URL:'http://localhost/WebApplication1.' Make sure the Web Server is installed and running.

Anyways... These are some properties and settings on my PC

Internet Information Services
Web Sharing
Default Web Sites
SERVER_Ieuan

SERVER_Ieuan (Folder Properties)
Web Sharing
Share on: Default Web Site
Share this folder
Aliases: SERVER_Ieuan
Access Permissions: Read, Write, Script source access, directory browsing
Applications Permissions: Execute (include scripts)

Default Web Site Properties
Home Directory
A redirection to a URL
Redirect to http://Ieuan_localhost
The exact URL entered above
A directory below this one
A permanent redirection for this resource

I had display some settings and properties because I think I need to adjust some of it or maybe change it...

What should I do? thanks........
 
Try changing the default web site properties Home Directory to the actual directory on the server where your default web site is located e.g. c:\inetpub\wwwroot.
 
Iis

Did you make sure the IIS was installed on your computer before installing Visual Studio.NET. You do this by going to the add/remove programs, clicking Add/Remove Windows components to the left and making sure Internet Information Systems is checked. This must be installed and running prior to the Visual Studio installation else you will not be able to open/run a WebApplication.
 
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