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by jc_lad
After installation, Cold Fusion takes care of associating all relevant files, including the .cfm templates.
If you don't have any problem with the CF installation, you shouln't have any problem with IIS. However, in the case the .cfm templates are not executed, you should go the website properties in the IIS console, in the "Home Directory" tab, make sure the website has execute permissions for scripts.
You can also check the configuration (you get there by clicking the configuration button on the same page), where "App Mappings" should contain a line for CF scripts, if you don't have it, it can be added:
Executable: c:\cfusion\bin\iscf.dll
Extension: .cfm
That should do the trick.
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