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Old February 7th, 2005, 02:32 PM
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When to disable .cer/cdx/.asa extensions
URL Hi,
I'm new to ASP...I may not be asking this question in the correct
place...

I have a server (W2k server, sp4, w/IIS 5) that I had some problems
with after running the IIS lockdown tool. I figured out that the tool
mapped the .asp/.asa/.cer/.cdx extensions to the 404.dll file so I
corrected the .asp script mapping to point to the asp.dll file and now
ASP pages work.

My question is: In what situations would I want to
re-map the other three (.asa/.cdx/.cer) extensions to the asp.dll file?

Thanks for your help...
Dano
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.asa is used by global.asa, which is a file you're likely to use in an ASP app. I'm not sure what the other two extensions are used for.
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