Not currently checked by Publish Compatibility Y, but not checked if publishing protocol is FTP since FTP does not support transferring MySQL databasesĬheck if your hosting provider supports connecting to MySQL databases using PHPĬheck if your hosting provider supports connecting to SQL Server databases using PHPĬheck if your hosting provider supports URL Rewrite Y, but not checked if publishing protocol is FTP since FTP does not support transferring SQL Server databaseĬheck the database connection string in the Publish Settings dialog NET framework version and pipeline modeĬheck if your hosting provider supports PHP Y, but not checked if publishing protocol is FTPĬheck if your hosting provider supports ASP.NETCheck if your hosting provider has given you permissions to change your IIS application pool's.

What to do if the compatibility test failsĬheck the Destination URL field in Publish Settings This is a summary of what Publish Compatibility checks: Site Dependency For example, if your site includes a Microsoft SQL Server database, then Publish Compatibility will verify that a Microsoft SQL Server database is available on the web hosting provider using the connection string you provided in the Publish Settings Dialog. Publish Compatibility will find out what components your site depends on, and then check if they are available on the web hosting provider. Provide publish settings in the Publish Settings dialog.To check your site's compatibility with a web hosting provider: Microsoft WebMatrix includes a feature called Publish Compatibility, which can help determine if your site is compatible with a web hosting provider.

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