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I don't recall any configuration needed on a server needed after installing the .NET frameworks (there are 7 of them now BTW). Having said that, an app is targeted toward a specific framework and not a specific version of VS. It's possible they used VS2010 and targeted the 2.0 framework, etc.
When you deploy the apps, you may have to tell IIS which ...
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Why are you installing Visual Studio on servers to run your applications? If you compile them properly and install just the necessary Visual Studio runtimes, it will work fine and without the overhead and licensing cost of full VS licenses. You can have two versions of VS installed simultaneously, but this is just a bad bad bad way of doing what you want.
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It's a while since I've touched Crystal Enterprise (and then, I was using Crystal Analysis Pro rather than Crystal Reports), but from what I remember, the "info object id" is on the URL to the csp page that represents the viewer - you could see if they're in your logs? each info object id represents a single report (or saved view) - with a little effort and ...
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You can run a packet capturing application like wireshark (Linux + Windows) or tcpdump (Linux). If your server is busy, it may not be easy to recognize the relevant/irrelevant connections.
If you know the port number/protocol, you can write filters to see less traffic.
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