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6 Jun 2005 10:43 AM
Chris Holland
I have just installed the Beta of the .Net framework version 2 on a test
machine here and it does not install the mscorcfg.msc file anymore - where
has this gone?
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Chris Holland
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6 Jun 2005 1:55 PM
Chris Holland
I have just found out that it has been moved into the SDK for .Net framework
now - seems a strange place to put it.
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Chris Holland


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> I have just installed the Beta of the .Net framework version 2 on a test
> machine here and it does not install the mscorcfg.msc file anymore - where
> has this gone?
> --
> Chris Holland
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6 Jun 2005 6:54 PM
Willy Denoyette [MVP]
"Chris Holland" <ChrisHoll***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:73EE855B-48A2-4AA0-8811-936CAAAB71B6@microsoft.com...
>I have just installed the Beta of the .Net framework version 2 on a test
> machine here and it does not install the mscorcfg.msc file anymore - where
> has this gone?
> --
> Chris Holland

What version of the framework? The latest (Beta2 - 2.0.50215.44) has it
back, it was gone in previous betas though.

Willy.
Author
7 Jun 2005 7:05 AM
Chris Holland
It was missing from the latest download that I got yesterday from the
Microsoft site. I am glad to hear that they are putting it back anyway.

Chris Holland
Author
7 Jun 2005 9:52 AM
Willy Denoyette [MVP]
"Chris Holland" <ChrisHoll***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:DD477E8D-1E8C-4474-936B-A52A5B3AD3A9@microsoft.com...
> It was missing from the latest download that I got yesterday from the
> Microsoft site. I am glad to hear that they are putting it back anyway.
>
> Chris Holland
>

Chris,

Sorry I did mis-read your post, mscorcfg.msc isn't part of the Framework
v2.0 any longer. It's part of the SDK (and here it was missing in previous
beta's). this is because MSFT considers it as a developers tool (don't know
if this decision is final though) , not and end-user tools.
End-users (administrators) are urged to use the command line utility
caspol.exe to set/update CAS security, or apply CAS through domain policy or
local policy files.

Willy.

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