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Server 2003 Includes .Net?

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Does server 2003 include .net framework 2.0 & 1.1 built in?

Because whenever I need to run apps that use either, it asks me to download off the MS site.


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Does server 2003 include .net framework 2.0 & 1.1 built in?

No.

Hmm. Whenever I go through the customizer with nLite, there's an option to remove the framework.

It only installs 1.1 if you install IIS. I believe (and I'm not positive about this) that 2.0 may be included in the x64 version if you install IIS.

On the R2 version there's a option to install Net 2.0, but even you install them, you have to change for 2.0 on IIS console. The default is 1.1 .You also must authorize "network service" to write on wwwroot.

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I see.

So if I don't have .et 2.0 or 1.1, there's no point in applying those security patches that fix some vulnerabilities in the .Net?

Default .NET Installs

2003 x86 1.0 - 1.1 comes as a Windows Update

2003 x64 Does not include any .NET frame work

IIS installation does not appear to have any effect on the above.

Sorry, English Isn't my native idiom and I understood something wrong. I told about IIS because I work with it and was my first idea, I didn't read carefull, I apologize. If you won't install it OK, but soon or later you'll need it, be sure.

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