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If you have access to server you can use the fix given at http://www.jodohost.com/blog/entry/how-to-redirect-http-to-https-in-iis75/

Using Windows Explorer, right-click on the appropriate component DLL on the server's hard drive, select Properties/Security, and give the "Everyone" account Full Control over it.

In windows too the configuration is stored in psa database

Try using plesk reconfigurator

You have to change the permissions for IUSR or IWPD user from the file manager in plesk control panel. IUSR is applicable for static pages and iwpd user is applicable incase of dynamic pages

Try reinstalling asp from the Add/Remove programs in control panel. If it's a fresh server I can check it for you

you have to ask your host to give permissions to httpdocs folder as it can't be changed from control panel

good to hear u got it fixed

Please refer http://kb.odin.com/en/6670

Here is a snapshot of the dns settings to be added. Replace <domain> with your actual domain name <domain> NS ns1.mynameserver.com <domain> NS ns2.mynameserver.com <domain> A <ip> webmail.<domain> A <ip> ftp.<domain> A <domain> mail.<domain> A <domain> <domain>. MX 10 mail. <domain>.

you have to install app to the document root manually without app vault. Upload the files to the httpdocs, configure permissions for folders and proceed with webbased installation

check your firwall and make sure that ports 25 and 110 needed for email communication are not blocked

it can be caused when RDNS is not set for the IP used by the mailserver to sent mails. Ask your NOC to set reverse dns for your mailserver IP address

The "httpdocs" directory is the root of your website. But it is recommended to place access database files outside the root directory("private" folder outside the httpdocs is recommended) and access them using ../private/x.mdb in your code. Please note that you have to give custom permissions...

Copy the system php.ini to httpdocs of the domain and change register_globals to on in this file to have modification for 1 domain. Make sure that php is set to run as cgi and not isapi; to use a custom php.ini

you can change permissions from the file manager in you control panel. click on the lock icon corresponding to the folder you need permissions changed

Try websrvmng --remove-vhost --vhost-name=domainname and then websrvmng --install-vhost --vhost-name=domainname

There is a folder called "httpdocs" in the domainname directory plesk created. u have to move your files to this folder. This is the root directory of your website

by default all files will be accessible. Otherwise the folders may be password protected using the protection feature in control panel OR using the protected URL feature. U can remove protection to have the files accessible

depending on where your DNS for mydomain.com is hosted, you have to add a DNS A record for the subdomain pointing to the IP address