Blank page in IIS 7 on Server 2008

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I have just moved my application from Windows 2003 to Windows 2008 server and configured it in IIS 7.

Am able to login to my application Successfully.

But the problem is that when i click a particular functionality in my application a blank page is displayed instead of any particular error.

I have my static content and HTTP errors installed already and enabled the errors to browser as True.

I have cleared the “Show friendly HTTP error messages” checkbox too.

ASP.NET custom errors mode is also 'Off' and Detailed errors is being set in my errors page settings.

I have tried all possible ways to display the actual error but all am getting is a blank page.

Am running out of ideas.

Can someone help me out with this.

Thanks in advance.

Posted 23-Jul-15 1:28am

Nagaprasad75

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F-ES Sitecore 23-Jul-15 7:40am

Use something like Fiddler to see the result status of the page being returned, it might not be throwing an error at all, it could be some other issue.

Richard Deeming 23-Jul-15 8:58am

Try using failed request tracing[^] to generate a trace log of the request on the server.

Abhipal Singh 23-Jul-15 11:44am

Apart from the above comments which are really useful. Have you looked at the most common place for errors.. the Event Log?
Also, Did you debugged to see the issue. You can add logging on page load of the failing page to see where it is stuck.

Nagaprasad75 24-Jul-15 2:46am

Hi Abhipal,

I have checked the event log and it says the following error.

Failed to retrieve the Anonymous User Token for ASP Application /LM/W3SVC/1/ROOT. Global.ASA OnEnd routines will not be executed.

Kindly suggest

Abhipal Singh 24-Jul-15 4:43am

I just googled your error. There is a solution posted on below link:
http://forums.iis.net/t/1156314.aspx?Problem+when+using+App+pool+account+for+Anonymous+Authentication

See if it helps.

Nagaprasad75 28-Jul-15 1:59am

I have already checked that link and done accordingly,but still same.

Abhipal Singh 28-Jul-15 11:21am

Then, my friend, I am afraid I need more info from your side regarding your IIS settings and authentications.

The most common issue I can think of is that you need to enable anonymous auth on your site and there is something which is not allowing that.

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