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IIS Configuration - ASP.NET MVC Returns the Default Document for All Requests

So, I have a MVC web application built on VS 2013. I was able to successfully run this application through IIS on my local machine without any problems. However, now I need to host on the remote machine. I followed the same steps as on my local machine, but I keep getting errors.

When I try to view a web application, I get an HTTP error message Error 403.14 - Forbidden The web server is configured to not display the contents of this directory. However, I created the document by default, since the details of this error tell me and now every time I try to access the application (localhost / MyWebApp), it simply goes to this default.html.

However, when I indicate that I want to go to a specific controller (for example, localhost / MyWebApp / Home), I get error 404 (HTTP Error 404.0 - Not Found The resource you are looking for has been deleted, its name has changed or is temporarily unavailable.)

In the machine on which I am currently trying to install the host, visual studio is not installed for various reasons, but I installed ASP.NET MVC 3 and .NET 4.5 Framework on it. The default website also has classic.net running on remote IIS computers.

My thoughts are:

1 - I miss some of the prerequisites needed to host the asp.net mvc application (maybe something that is installed with visual studio)

or

2 - something in IIS is incorrectly configured.

Any advice is appreciated as few hours of work are unanswered and I have exhausted my knowledge of IIS

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