+14Hi All,
Issue: “http://localhost/IFSPSOWorkbench” keeps loading.
Has anyone experienced this issue?
Thank you in advance.
Cheers,
Best answer by Darshana Herath
The issue was it is missing “AspNetCoreModuleV2” which has added through the config file.
Solution: Installed AspNetCoreModuleV2
+14Receiving below error just after reinstalling (no manual changes to the config file)
+26Hi Darshana,
did you check if the Installer.log (inside the Installation Folder in “Setup” folder) included any errors, e.g. when activating the required IIS features? Also check, if .NET Core was installed properly by the Installer.
Best regards
Roman
+14Hi Darshana,
did you check if the Installer.log (inside the Installation Folder in “Setup” folder) included any errors, e.g. when activating the required IIS features? Also check, if .NET Core was installed properly by the Installer.
Best regards
Roman
Thank you for the information
+26Hi!
You can find logs for each PSO Service in the Windows Events. Can you check if there is anything logged for the PSO Workbench and/or Windows IIS Server Role? Further, you can filter the Windows Application logs for .net framework related Events.
Best regards
Roman
+14The issue was it is missing “AspNetCoreModuleV2” which has added through the config file.
Solution: Installed AspNetCoreModuleV2
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