Configuration files exist within a hierarchy. The configuration settings for an individual Web site are inherited from configuration files that exist above it within the hierarchy. The root of the configuration system hierarchy is the machine.config file, which stores configuration settings that apply to the whole system and to all applications that are running on the system. You cannot change settings in the machine.config file that uses the Web Site Administration Tool; only the Web server administrator can change those settings.
Configuration data for the NetPipeSection has been read: maxConnectionsPendingDispatch is '{0}', maxPendingAccepts is '{1}', ...
Configuration data for the NetTcpSection has been read: listenBacklog is '{0}', maxConnectionsPendingDispatch is '{1}', maxPendingAccepts ...
Configuration endpoint extension '{0}' could not be found. Verify that this endpoint extension is properly registered in ...
Configuration error. Either the '{0}' or the '{1}' attribute must be specified for the relativeAddress '{2}' under section ...
Configuration files exist within a hierarchy. The configuration settings for an individual Web site are inherited from configuration ...
Configuration for known types (in the system.runtime.serialization section group, dataContractSerializer section) contains ...
Configuration for known types (in the system.runtime.serialization section group, dataContractSerializer section) contains ...
Configuration for known types (in the system.runtime.serialization section group, dataContractSerializer section) contains ...
Configuration for known types (in the system.runtime.serialization section group, dataContractSerializer section) contains ...