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WebDAV, IIS7, Windows 7

Last Post 11/16/2011 12:02 PM by Peter Donker. 5 Replies.

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Alex

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11/13/2009 7:32 AM
Hello! I installed DMX on Windows Server 2008, IIS7, ajusted all settings as described in manual. When I click "Open in Windows Explorer" in Windows 7, I get nothing - no errors, no webdav folders. When I'm trying to open manually in IE "http://dnn/dmxdav.axd" I get 404 Error. Can anyone help? Thanks in advance! Alex

Peter Donker

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11/19/2009 1:49 PM
Hi Alex, Have you tried using Fiddler yet? There's a blog post on how to do this under 'Company > News' on this site. Peter

Jeremy Watkins

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Posts:3

11/20/2009 3:35 PM
Has there been any resolution to this as I am having the same error but I am using IIS7 on Win Server 2008

Peter Donker

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11/24/2009 11:20 AM
Hi, I'm looking into this. I just migrated to Win 7 myself and am looking at various sites with webdav to see if something has changed. One thing to note is that IIS 7 in integrated pipeline mode is quite tricky. Make sure that IIS webdav is not 'picking up the call'. I've also seen bounced requests in IIS7/IPM. I'll be looking into this to properly tune the web.config. Peter

Jeremy Bled

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11/03/2011 8:15 PM
Hi Peter, Any updates? I'm not able to get Windows 7 to work w/ DMX webdav either. Thanks, Jeremy

Peter Donker

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11/16/2011 12:02 PM
Yes, this was done a long time ago. I'll update the bug in the database. Peter

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