Ian,

I don't understand what the problem is.

You should just be able to follow the on screen instructions and away
you go.  Obviously, you need to go through performance tuning and
security lock down (particularly for a production server) after this,
but it should just install.

It used to be the case with CFMX (back when it was first released and in
the Beta days) that it was best to install CFMX as standalone and then
attach it to IIS afterwards.  CFMX 6.1 installer is much nicer these
days and quite happily installs and attaches to IIS without messing on.

Stephen

Ian Skinner wrote:
> This is on Windows 2000 server with CF 6.0/6.1.
>
> Ok, we must be doing something fundamentally wrong here because I can't
> believe the problems we have are universal or the entire CF community
> would be up in arms and boycotting Macromedia.
>
> We are setting up a new box, this is like the 4th one we have done here
> in the last year or so.  Every single time we have run an installation
> we get a problem with websites not accessing the correct CFM
> files/directories.  And please before we are told to check "multi-homed
> servers," we have, We Have, WE HAVE!!!  But we still get the problem of
> when we put a simple Hello World template in our we sites, it does not
> RUN!  Some other template that we usually can not even locate runs.  We
> have always fought and fought with this for a couple of weeks and until
> now mostly succeeded but never understanding what made it work.
>
> So, we have complete uninstalled this box and are starting over.  What
> are the proper best practices to set up a multi-homed server so that it
> works the first time for all web-sites.  Do we want to set up the
> built-in CF web server or not?  I would assume not with IIS, but I am
> not sure.  Where is the best place to put the CFIDE? WEB-INF? CFusionMX
> directories, if you do not install the built in web server?  What other
> settings can affect the template being run in a website?
>
> Please this is getting to be very frustrating, and I can't believe it is
> meant to be this hard.
>
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