You may need to restart the system or at least Visual Studio to get IISExpress to reload the config file. Then make sure your firewall is allowing incoming connections on that port. Note: If it does not work try with bindingInformation='*:8080: the asterix can be removed. Inside you should see something like this: Ĭhange the bindingInformation=':8080:localhost' to bindingInformation='*:8080:*' (the port number, 8080 in my case, will differ.) Open the %USERPROFILE%\My Documents\IISExpress\config\nfig (in VS2015 it may be $(solutionDir)\.vs\config\nfig) file. This full-featured development environment provides individuals and small teams the tools for building the next generation of apps and games.

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