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SEPTEMBER 2003 CFDJ
You can test the success of your installation by running the
ColdFusion Administrator (such as http://localhost/cfide/
administrator/index.cfm) or by creating and running a page
using the code below:
<cfoutput>
Level: #Server.ColdFusion.ProductLevel#<br>
Name #Server.ColdFusion.ProductName#<br>
Version #Server.ColdFusion.ProductVersion#<br>
</cfoutput>
Save the page in your IIS webroot (\inetpub\wwwroot\),
perhaps as cfversion.cfm, and load the page in your browser
with http://localhost/cfv
ersion.cfm. You’ll see that the product
version is 5,0,0,0, the name is ColdFusion Server, and the level
is either Professional or Enterprise.
The install process will create two mappings in IIS, one for
cfm pages and one for dbm pages. To see these, open up your
Internet Services Manager (found at Start-->Settings--
>Control Panel-->Administrative Tools), right-click on the
Default Web Site, and choose Properties. Click on Home
Directory and Configuration. (If the Configuration button is
not selectable, close that window and right-click on the com-
puter name above the Default Web Site, choose Properties,
choose Edit for the Master Properties of the WWW Service,
then choose Home Directory and Configuration.) You should
see a cfm extension mapping listed on the app mappings tab,
like that shown in Figure 1.
Figure 1
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