After IIS is connected to the Internet, the local default homepage cannot be opened

You're from that school.,I'm also using this software to surf the Internet.,IIS always has this problem.,You'd better restart it.,Maybe it's possible to go up.,Now turn off the service.。

I really want to help you, but it's the first time I've heard of this kind of thing, is it possible?

Because it hasn't been used.

Try accessing your IIS when logging into the system

localhost corresponds to the address of .

You can just enter this address.

This one is a choice, don't lose yourself.

IP138 sees the external IP address.

The firewall must be turned off for external network access, you see if your firewall is turned off.

The description is not clear! How do you not show the law.

I don't know what the problem is, I'll tell you several solutions to solve it, you can try them one by one:

1.。In "Start" -> Settings -->Control Panel" -> Management Tools -> Component Services", in "Console Root" -> Component Services "-> Computer" -> My Computer" ->com+Applications", there is an "iis out-of-process pooled" right-click "Properties" --Identity" -- adjust "this user" to "Interactive user--currently logged-in user". Then "OK", and then right-click "Properties" --Start".

2.Open the IIS console, click the button next to "Anonymous Access" in the "Directory Security" panel, check Anonymous Access and Comprehensive Windows Authentication, and select the password managed by IIS.

and so on the default homepage.

After the virtual host is activated, the following default homepage will be automatically generated by default, and so on, and your homepage must be one of the above default homepages. This will allow the file to be found automatically.

Let's start with server hardware configuration. And then there's the program.

There are several possibilities.

1. Your IIS is not installed properly.

2. It doesn't work well on some XP SP3, it's partial, and I don't know exactly what the system is.

3. If all of the above are fine, then it may be a problem with the settings.

a. Remember that the port is always 80, if you have installed other software to occupy this port, then it will not run.

b. Some big brothers don't know how to get it, it's installed but the site is not well established, I can only say sweat. Take a closer look at the instructions.

c. You can't access localhost on someone else's computer, because it's a local machine.

d. If you want to access your own site on another computer, you can divide it into no route and one with route, and the setting is a little troublesome, so I will not explain it here. Can hi me.

4. If you have tried all the above methods, it is recommended that you give up IIS and try Apache, which is much easier to build a server.

Try to get started -- Settings -- Control Panel -- Administrative Tools -- Internet Information Services Open IIS

Then set it up. ** - Default - Right-click properties - "Directory Security" tab - Anonymous Access and Authentication Control - Click the check box in front of "Allow IIS Control Password" under "Anonymous Access (a)".