The two issues that we encountered, after getting .NET 2.0 installed and 
setting IIS to 32-bit were:

1) The CF install changed the IUSR permissions to the wwwroot folder to remove 
read/execute.  Why is that necessary?  I understand the explicit deny write, 
but the anonymous account must have read to do anything.

2) The install did not give the W3WP process account (in this case, Network 
Service, the default) read/execute permission to the location of the CF files, 
which contains the wildcard ISAPI extension, necessary for the execution of CF. 
 This resulted in a 401.3- ACL denied problem until we fixed it.  This is a big 
oversight in my opinion.

- Matt Small

>> We are currently working with .NET 2.0 and CF8 running on IIS 
>> 6.0 in 32-bit mode on a 2003 Windows 64-bit server. Part of 
>> the problem appears to have been with the CF8 installation, 
>> which did not give the IUSR_xxx accounts permission to access 
>> the COLDFUSION8 file directors, and caused ACL errors when 
>> attempting to access web sites. When these permission were 
>> manually added to the CF8 directories, everything seemed to 
>> have started working ok.
>
>Just as a heads-up, the CF install doesn't set permissions on any files for
>any account other than the one used to install CF. It's always up to the
>server administrator to set permissions appropriately.
>
>Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
>http://www.figleaf.com/
>
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