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Can't install Symantec Endpoint on Server 2008.

Zoomer

A message keeps appearing stating to make sure that IIS World Wide Web Publishing Service is running and that the role services must be installed: ASP.NET, CGI, IIS 6.0 Management Compatibility.

But they are all installed and running. Any suggestions?

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vCole

Answer

Hyper-Me

FadeToBright wrote: »

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Stay classy.

Here is the direct answer if you dont want to be punched in the face by F2B's link.

Installation of Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager (SEPM) on Windows Server 2008 fails with a prompt to install ASP.NET, CGI, and IIS 6.0 Management Compatibility for IIS 7.0.

HeroPsycho

Dang, that was rough! lol...

Slowhand

FadeToBright wrote: »

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I'm going to second this. Server 2008 and Symantec Endpoint Protection have both been out long enough now that a search of their combined names with the words "can't install" or "installing" is sufficient for Google to yield several howto's on the subject. It's a fairly straightforward process, just follow the instructions on any of those links, or on the one provided by Hyper-Me.

HeroPsycho

FINISH HIM! FINISH HIM!!!

YouTube - Giant Taco VS Giant Grilled Cheese

(Racist but technically correct!)

blargoe

Heck, I wish I was as quick as F2B

blargoe

Zoomer wrote: »

ASP.NET, CGI, IIS 6.0 Management Compatibility.

But they are all installed and running. Any suggestions?

Are those three things the only things you installed with IIS? Did you install any support for authentication? I've gone through the "install as few bits as possible" thing when I first started with 2008, and one time I ended up with an IIS server that didn't have a way to authenticate connections at all... no site would work in that configuration.

murdatapes

FadeToBright wrote: »

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I only say this on certain things, but....damn. Not to use google but they way I watched it.