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I try to install ArcGIS Server version 10. Everything worked fine with installing the GIS Services. The Server is running. I can create services and see them in ArcCatalog. But when I try to install the Web Applications I couldn't select the "Applications Manager".

I try to install it on Windows Server 2008 (64bit) with IIS7. I double checked the settings and required extensions for IIS and it seems to be correct. I even changed the IIS seting from 64bit to 32bit. But the "Application Manager" in the Select Feature Dialog is still not shown.

I appreciate any help with this.

Kai

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I think you may really need to look deeply at your .Net installs, It sounds like you may need to force the aspnet_regiis command reregister the libraries to IIS. I would check your temp folder for the install log file; this usually captures pretty well what dependencies may not be seen.

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We have seen some problems with IIS7 on 64bit machines under 2008 do not have the run-times install properly which could affect if the Manager and its parts install properly. I think there really is a need for further guidance from ESRI on cleanly getting this installed, short of waiting for 10.1. – D.E.Wright May 24 '11 at 23:12
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As the Application manager is based on Visual Studio, I would suggest repairing the Visual Studio on the local machine making sure the Web Dev components are installed and then trying again

This may mean that you may have to change the privileges on the web services folder.

Please let me know how you go, CDB

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How exactly is the Application Manager based on VS? – Petr Krebs Dec 19 '10 at 19:10
to complete the installation of Application manager you need to have the developement environment you are installing on the machine. As standard if you select .Net it will by default install VS Lite. This is all I was saying – CDBrown Dec 20 '10 at 1:03
That seems odd; I don't have any VS tools on my servers and have never had to have them installed there to get the Manager to install. – D.E.Wright Apr 24 '11 at 22:47
There is no VS components for the AGS Server Manager, it is a ASP.Net web-app. – D.E.Wright May 24 '11 at 23:10

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