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<blockquote data-quote="Oxan" data-source="post: 846148" data-attributes="member: 97484">There are some problems with WHS2011 indeed. I'm currently looking at using other logging frameworks so that we at least can get some logs from WHS2011 servers, so that I can help you debug your problems. Please give me a few days.Please note that the IIS edition is aimed at experts. Therefore it's sometimes a bit hard to configure and the documentation a bit terse. Given that none of the currently active developers have a WHS, I don't think this situation will improve soon. If you just want to set it up, use the IIS Express edition. It doesn't hurt to have both IIS and IIS Express installed. No, only in the regular (non-IIS) installation it's included. For the IIS installation you need to install it manually.Yes.Change the permissions of the C:\Windows\Temp folder to give the IIS_IUSRS group write permissions to it. You can do that in Explorer (there should be tutorials about it on Google).&nbsp;if you had problems logging on in WebMediaPortal, then this was probably your problem indeed.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Oxan, post: 846148, member: 97484"] There are some problems with WHS2011 indeed. I'm currently looking at using other logging frameworks so that we at least can get some logs from WHS2011 servers, so that I can help you debug your problems. Please give me a few days. Please note that the IIS edition is aimed at experts. Therefore it's sometimes a bit hard to configure and the documentation a bit terse. Given that none of the currently active developers have a WHS, I don't think this situation will improve soon. If you just want to set it up, use the IIS Express edition. It doesn't hurt to have both IIS and IIS Express installed. No, only in the regular (non-IIS) installation it's included. For the IIS installation you need to install it manually. Yes. Change the permissions of the C:\Windows\Temp folder to give the IIS_IUSRS group write permissions to it. You can do that in Explorer (there should be tutorials about it on Google). if you had problems logging on in WebMediaPortal, then this was probably your problem indeed. [/QUOTE]

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