Handling URL Binding Failures in IIS Express

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I have deployed my WCF webservice locally and its working fine, But in a method I got unexpected result so I decided to debug my webservice in Visual Studio. But I get the following errors. (Even I am running VS with administrative privileges). I also exposed endpoints in web.config but still not working here is the error from Log file,

Failed to register URL "http://localhost:61241/" for site "TaxiRiderService" application "/". Error description: Access is denied. (0x80070005)

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c#
web-services
visual-studio
wcf
asked on Stack Overflow Jan 17, 2015 by Afzal Ahmad

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Open .CSPROJ from project, Delete the whole lines for
<DevelopmentServerPort> and <IISUrl> ...

http://gizmoblogr.com/821/workaround-url-binding-failure-error-iisexpress

answered on Stack Overflow Feb 14, 2015 by vinayak hegde
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I faced same problem windows7, VS15, I tried adding/removing localhost:port# to urlacl using netsh command but din`t work.

netsh http add urlacl url=http://localhost:63746/ user=everyone

I had to disable Internet Connection Sharing ICS for my ethernet (I had enabled this for sharing internet to VM) and I was able to debug/run solution locally. enter image description here

answered on Stack Overflow Feb 10, 2016 by ManiVI
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Are you sure, that your're debugging the service with an elevated account? This error is quite common if you're trying to host a service on a non-default port using a standard user.

You could try to register that port to that specific user. Open an elevated command prompt and execute the follwing command:

add urlacl url=http://localhost:61241/TaxiRiderService user=YOURDOMAIN\youruser

For details have a look at: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/cc307223%28v=vs.85%29.aspx

answered on Stack Overflow Jan 17, 2015 by khlr
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on cmd with admin access

netsh http add urlacl url=http://localhost:80/ user=everyone

From Microsoft Docs: Handling URL Binding Failures in IIS Express

answered on Stack Overflow Nov 29, 2018 by Kathir M • edited Nov 29, 2018 by adiga

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