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1. Re: make sure the virtual machine's configuration allows the guest to open host applications?
William22 Jan 31, 2013 12:25 PM (in response to tristian2)Hi tristian2
Welcome to the communities.
I will suggest please check the firewall & user permission if that now work then you may go with hyper -v ?
Because now a days Microsoft planning to provide one stop solution for all like security, visualization, backup etc.
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2. Re: make sure the virtual machine's configuration allows the guest to open host applications?
JoeGasper Feb 16, 2013 12:17 PM (in response to tristian2)Similar setup. In IIS Console on a Windows Server 2012 system, choosing the Browse link to open a web application, causes the error you are having. I fixed the issue by changing from "Default Host Application" set for the HTTP/HTTPS protocols in Default Programs, to "Internet Explorer". See the attached image.
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3. Re: make sure the virtual machine's configuration allows the guest to open host applications?
ALadd134 Jul 13, 2013 6:15 AM (in response to tristian2)I had a similar problem that was solved by changing the default handlers for HTTP and HTTPS as detailed in this post:
Mark Minasi's Reader Forum - IIS 8 - Server 2012 - Cannot Browse Default Site
I hope this helps
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4. Re: make sure the virtual machine's configuration allows the guest to open host applications?
WoodyZ Jul 13, 2013 6:57 AM (in response to ALadd134)ALadd134 wrote: I had a similar problem that was solved by changing the default handlers for HTTP and HTTPS as detailed in this post:
Mark Minasi's Reader Forum - IIS 8 - Server 2012 - Cannot Browse Default Site
I hope this helps
The crux of the solution you posted was already posted by JoeGasper in his reply Re: make sure the virtual machine's configuration allows the guest to open host applications?, so you obviously didn't read the entire thread before posting a solution that was already posted 5 months ago!
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5. Re: make sure the virtual machine's configuration allows the guest to open host applications?
kputnam Feb 25, 2014 7:13 AM (in response to tristian2)Does anyone know a way to change the default handlers for HTTP/HTTPS protocols via GPO?
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6. Re: make sure the virtual machine's configuration allows the guest to open host applications?
WoodyZ Feb 25, 2014 7:38 AM (in response to kputnam)kputnam wrote: Does anyone know a way to change the default handlers for HTTP/HTTPS protocols via GPO?
Did you try Google!? The following blog while not specific to HTTP/HTTPS nonetheless may help get you in the right direction. Have a look at: Windows 8: Associate a file Type or protocol with a specific app using GPO (e.g:default mail client for MailTo protocol)
Otherwise more information provided on your part may be more helpful then the brevity of your current query!
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7. Re: make sure the virtual machine's configuration allows the guest to open host applications?
ravinder1982 Jul 29, 2016 9:05 AM (in response to JoeGasper)Thanks, this saved my lot of time... it works for me.