How to deploy ASP.NET website in IIS 5.1

1. Registering the ASP.NET file mapping.
If you install the .NET framework before IIS, the ASP.NET run time does not recognize your ASP.NET application and will just leave everything alone and pass the raw text to the browser. 

You can use the ASP.NET registration tool (i.e. aspnet_regiis.exe command-line utility) with the -i or –s command-line parameter to make IIS recognize the ASP.NET file types: 

How to make Web servers respond from request from another computer on your LAN

You may just want to use a PHP or ASP.NET script off windows pc on your LAN that's running apache or IIS. If you use the browser on the same machine running web server, typing http://locahost or http://127.0.0.1 is just fine. 

How to install IIS and Apache web server on the same computer

There are many ways to install IIS and Apache web server on the same computer. One easy way is to make IIS listen on the standard port that is 80 and make Apache web server listen on the other port that is 8080.

How to change your MAC (Physical) Address in Win XP

A computer needs to have an Ethernet Card with a unique physical address called MAC (Media Access Control) address in order to access a local area network or Internet. This MAC address is unique so that other computers can identify your computer. However, there are several methods allow modification, or "spoofing", of the MAC address. This can be useful in case you need to change your MAC address for privacy reasons, for example when connecting to a Wi-Fi hotspot. This article will describe how to manually change your MAC (Physical addresss) in Windows XP.

How to delete Windows XP temporary files with Disk Cleanup tool

Removing the contents of the temporary files in Window XP is often a vital maintenance task as it helps free up your hard disk space. This article describes how to use the Disk Cleanup tool in Windows XP to help you achieve this task.

How to clear temporary Internet Files using Disk Cleanup tool in Windows XP

Removing the contents of the temporary internet files in Window XP is often a vital maintenance task. This article describes how to use the Disk Cleanup tool in Windows XP to help you achieve this task.

How to manually delete Windows XP temporary files

Manually remove the contents of the temporary folder in Window XP is often a vital maintenance task especially when your PC cleanup utilities fail to clean out the temporary files and folder automatically. This article describes how to manually clean out the "Temp" folder in Microsoft Windows XP.