No option to select ASP.Net Version in IIS 6?

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Published on 2010-11-07T09:59:06Z Indexed on 2011/11/19 9:56 UTC
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I'm running Windows Server 2003 64bit edition. I've just installed the .Net 4 Framework in order to get a new WCF service up and running. However, I have no options anywhere in IIS 6 for selecting the ASP.Net framework version. I.e. Right click > Properties on the website should have as ASP.Net tab from where I should be able to select v2 or v4.

Does anyone know why they're not there and how I can make them appear? For the time being I've had to go into Website > Properties > Home Directory > Configuration and change the .svc extension to use v4.0.30319 instead. So, everything's now working for my WCF service, however every other extension is set to v2.

How can I get the tab? It's not visible on any of my 23 websites.

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