wiki suggestion?

The obvious answer is MediaWiki, which is very good. It does run on IIS provided you're willing to install PHP support. If you're not willing to do that, I'm not sure about what the best ASP.Net solutions are.

ScrewTurn?

one thing about mediawiki is that is is very good but if you have any plans to need to modifier the core underlying code then that might no be the best option as i here their code code is very ugly but if not then go with mediawiki.

I like WikiDot:

wikidot.com

It depends on how large scale you want this wiki to run on. For a small audience or a personal wiki I'd recommend dokuwiki. For a larger audience I'd go for MediaWiki. Setting up either is fairly painless, but IMO, dokuwiki is easier to customize, but doesn't scale well.

Thanks for the suggestions. This is for an internal LAN with maybe 30-40 users so I don't need anything extensive.

I had found quite a bit on my own, but I wanted to ask for suggestions in case I was missing something in the far corner of the net. Right now I'm looking at ScrewTurn and Deki Wiki (with the VMWare server installation).

I've installed Deki Wiki (on WinXp with XAMPP, without VMWare) and I am very happy with it!

The WYSIWYG interface is superb, much better than the Media Wiki's weird syntax alternative.

PS. I would recommend switching Gamedev Wiki to Deki Wiki (or other wiki with a WYSIWYG editor) because it makes contributing content so much friendlier and easier.

[Edited by - Iftah on June 30, 2008 8:14:59 AM]