V3 Install iQSonar 2.14.x on Windows 2012

Purpose

When installing iQSonar 2.14.x on Windows 2012 the install will complete but report that the web site was unable to be deployed.

Pre-req:

IQSonar installed. IIS Role installed and configured with features enabled per documentation. The following features must be enabled in IIS (from IQSonar Scan Prerequisites):

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Tip – add the IIS Role and .NET runtime before running any Windows updates for easy install. For issues installing .NET see Installing DotNet 3 on Windows 8 /Server 2012

Step 1 - Create the iQSonar Application Pool

Add an iQSonar Pool with the following settings:

Name = IQSonar
Net CLR Version = v2.0.50727
Managed Pipeline mode = Classic
Check the: Start Pool Immediately and click OK
Highlight the IQSonar Application pool and select Advance settings from the menu on the right and Enable 32-bit-applications

Step 2 - Add Handler Mapping to the Default Web Site

For each: css, js, png, xml, rpt, sht

Path = *.<extension> (This is case sensitive)
Executable = %windir%\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\aspnet_isapi.dll
Name: = <EXTENSION>
Click on Request Restrictions
Uncheck Invoke handler only if request is mapped to:
Confirm Verbs = ALL

Step 4 – Add the iQSonar Application to the Default Web Site

Create a new application by right clicking on the Default Website and select 'Add Application'
Alias = iQSonar
Application Pool = iQSonar
Physical Path = C:\Program Files (x86)\iQuate\iQSonar\Sonar
Right Click on the API subfolder and select "Convert to Application"

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Open Command Prompt as Administrator
cd to .NET Framework directory - %windir%\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\
Run aspnet_regiis -pe "connectionStrings" -app "/iQSonar"

Step 5 - Change permissions

Change permissions C:\Program Files (x86)\iQuate\iQSonar\Sonar to allow caching to be created correctly.
Add the IIS_IUSRS local group to the Sonar Directory.