Cold Fusion Standart Edition Configuring iis7 Help!

Hi,
Well i just got this great task to install and configure a
server for the first time. I am a coder, not a network specialist,
and IIS7 differs from previous versions and i am still getting used
to the interface. Anyways, so i have ColdFusion standard, installed
on a system running Windows server 2008 beta. Similar to vista but
without the crap intended for the end user. I have at this point
create a test site. After my first test i got a error 500 saying
that the MIME was disallowed. So i enabled the mime but now it
simply send the file trough ftp. I have enabled FTP on the server.
But i think my problem is in the application pool. I am unsure what
to enter there. Or so it seems. Please tell me if you have any
instructions that you can give me to complete this task.
Your help is appreciated.
Thank you.

Hi Oanh,
Just try this and I got this from a different blog
To fix this issue, grant the Network Service user in the IIS Worker Process
Group (IIS_WPG) read and write access to the jrun_root\lib\wsconfig directory,
including the sub-folders and files. Restart the IIS Admin Service and the JRun
services after making the permissions change.

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