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In order to deploy with WebDeploy facility via Visual Studio 2010 tool, you need to have the WebDeploy facility enabled. Please contact our Support Team via Help Desk System. One-time WebDeploy setup fee applies here. Once the WebDeploy facility is setup, you need to go to your Visual Studio Tool -> Publish and please enter the following details: - Publish Method: Web Deploy - Service URL: http://www.yourDomain.com ---> must always in the form of http://www.yourDomain.com - Site/Application: yourDomain.com ---> must always in the form of yourDomain.com only - Username: serverName\yourUsername ---> must always in the form of serverName\yourUsername - Password: your_password Our Support Team will inform you exactly the information that you need to enter. The following is the screenshot of using Visual Studio 2010 to deploy your ASP.NET project. ![]() |
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