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June 27th, 2004, 12:50 PM

nagetech

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IIS 5 and ASP

Ok, I feel like a moron....

I can't get my ASP to work under my Win2k IIS server...

I have frontpage extensions installed, but for some reaon can't get ASP pages to work..whenever i go to the file using my web browser..i just get "page not found"

When I check the mappings, it says ASP is mapped to something called 404.dll...tried mapping it to asp.dll....no change....

ANyone know where I could go that could give me a run down as to how to enable/ get ASP to work on my server?
Thanks in advance

June 27th, 2004, 10:49 PM

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404.dll doesn't sound right, 404 is a page not found error I believe.

On XP Pro, .asp extension is mapped to asp.dll

I don't have a link, but there is a nice MS KB article describing how to restore necessary permission settings to get asp working.

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