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    - Error '800a01ad' on Windows Server 2003 I'm trying to use a DLL written in VB6 on a windows 2003 server in an ASP page. The DLL worked fine with IIS on Windows 2000 and XP computers but with 2003 I keep getting an error: error '800a01ad' ActiveX component can't create object I have tried accessing the DLL with a VB6 test program and that works fine. I have changed the permissions for the TSBS.dll (my dll file) and the DartTelnet control, which is one thing my dll uses, too allow full control for the IUSR and even Network Service. I have also made sure the files were registered multiple times. When I run filemon I get the following which is really weird and maybe this will be a clue to my solution: QUEREY INFORMATION C:\windows\system32\inetsrv32\Dart.Telnet.1 NOT FOUND Attributes:error. I don't know why it is looking in the inetsrv32 directory for a file named Dart.Telnet.1. Like I said before the Dart Telnet control is registered in C:\Windows\System32 along with my dll. If anyone has any ideas on what could be happening here it would be great. I don't really understand why I'm having so many problems with 2003 and this dll is so easy to set up on 2000. I just set it up on another 2000 machine yesterday without a hitch. Thank you Tag: XP Home upgraded to XP Pro SP2 won't install IIS Tag: 367792
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    - Default page in IIS when stopping a site? I am hosting a site for a small business, and I need to stop the site from being accessable for a little while. Is there a way that when I stop the site in IIS, that instead of the message saying that the 'site is under construction' that I can put up my own error message? What error # is it? And how can I get it to show that # when I stop the site automatically? Thanks, Steve Tag: XP Home upgraded to XP Pro SP2 won't install IIS Tag: 367784
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    - server busy I develop (Visual Studio 2003) on my Windows XP machine. Too often I get 403 "server busy" errors from the web server because I have too many connections open. It appears that Microsoft has limited the numbers of connections on XP's IIS to avoid use as a server... an unintentional consequence is that it is hindering my development. Any workarounds? Tag: XP Home upgraded to XP Pro SP2 won't install IIS Tag: 367780
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    - Moving Web Site to new Server We have our Website running on very old Compaq Server, now we just get a new Dell Server: how can I move the whole website to my new Server, any links would be great. Thanks Tag: XP Home upgraded to XP Pro SP2 won't install IIS Tag: 367774
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    - Nested web applications This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_0006_01C598EA.9DBEE5F0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable The company I am at is testing an upgrade to a current web application = that they run for document management and the app requires that it be = run as the machine root so that when you type in the machine name it = takes you to the application - there is only one development server in = the company. The problem that we are having is that I am currently = developing an Admin web application for this system and it is installed = as it's own virtual directory underneath the parent root for the iis = server. So this app is being nested underneath the other application and = of course trying to launch my app results in an error being thrown = notifying the user that it can't find controls that belong to the = application running under the parent root. Is there any way to configure the development server to run both = applications on the same machine (the upgrade they are testing has to = run as the machine name)? Both apps are written with the .Net 1.1 = framework. TIA, Bill Youngman Anexinet, Inc. ------=_NextPart_000_0006_01C598EA.9DBEE5F0 Content-Type: text/html; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN"> <HTML><HEAD> <META http-equiv=3DContent-Type content=3D"text/html; = charset=3Diso-8859-1"> <META content=3D"MSHTML 6.00.2900.2627" name=3DGENERATOR> <STYLE></STYLE> </HEAD><FONT face=3DArial><FONT size=3D2> <BODY> <DIV>The company I am at is testing an upgrade to a current web = application that=20 they run for document management and the app requires that it be run as = the=20 machine root so that when you type in the machine name it takes you to = the=20 application - there is only one development server in the company. The = problem=20 that we are having is that I am currently developing an Admin web = application=20 for this system and it is installed as it's own virtual directory = underneath the=20 parent root for the iis server. So this app is being nested underneath = the other=20 application and of course trying to launch my app results in an error = being=20 thrown notifying the user that it can't find controls that belong to the = application running under the parent root.</DIV> <DIV> </DIV> <DIV>Is there any way to configure the development server to run both=20 applications on the same machine (the upgrade they are testing has to = run as the=20 machine name)? Both apps are written with the .Net 1.1 framework.</DIV> <DIV> </DIV> <DIV>TIA,</DIV> <DIV>Bill Youngman</DIV> <DIV>Anexinet, Inc.</DIV></BODY></HTML></FONT></FONT> ------=_NextPart_000_0006_01C598EA.9DBEE5F0-- Tag: XP Home upgraded to XP Pro SP2 won't install IIS Tag: 367772
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    - How to view/save headers from certain clients What tool can I use for IIS v5 that will allow me to save/view HTTP request headers? I'm having a problem with msnbot and IIS giving status codes of 406 for .html files and I need to know the accept type header that msnbot is sending when it tries to retrieve .html files. Obviously I dont want to save headers for all clients so I'd like to be able to do some kind of selective screening based on the user-agent header. Tag: XP Home upgraded to XP Pro SP2 won't install IIS Tag: 367767
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    - Best Practices: Setting the IIS Install Path Can anyone tell me why MS decided to remove the capability to set the install path for IIS through the install GUI? I understand that this path can be modified if an unattended setup file is used. Is MS trying to tell us that IIS should almost always be installed to C:? We have always installed IIS on a separate drive than the O/S. We are currently writing our install procedures for IIS 6 and need to decide whether to go with an unattend file or use the gui and let iis install to C:. Thanks for your input! Russ Tag: XP Home upgraded to XP Pro SP2 won't install IIS Tag: 367766
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    - IIS SMTP TLS with 256 bit encryption on IIS 6 [repost] All, Is there a way to make Windows 2003 IIS 6 support 256 bit TLS? As far as I have read, IIS6 does not support it. I really need this up and running ASAP! Do I need to use Apache to do this? If there is a way for IIS 6, please follow up with info and links if possible. Thanks, FastEddie Tag: XP Home upgraded to XP Pro SP2 won't install IIS Tag: 367762
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    - question on web log file In the past few days, several entries like the following have showed up in my 2003 server web log from several different ip addresses. I see the server response is 401-unauthorized but am unsure if I should consider this as a threat and block these IP addresses or if this might be an incorrect address given by an image bot. 2005-08-03 01:09:58 GET / - 68.80.33.236 - - 401 0 5698 125 I'm also interested in knowing what they did to create an entry in my log such as this. When I browse to http://myComputer/ I get the website under construction page and quite a different entry in the log file. Your help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. Tag: XP Home upgraded to XP Pro SP2 won't install IIS Tag: 367755
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    - IIS SMTP TLS with 256 bit encryption on IIS 6 All, Is there a way to make Windows 2003 IIS 6 support 256 bit TLS? As far as I have read, IIS6 does not support it. I really need this up and running ASAP! Do I need to use Apache to do this? If there is a way for IIS 6, please follow up with info and links if possible. Thanks, FastEddie Tag: XP Home upgraded to XP Pro SP2 won't install IIS Tag: 367752
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    - IIS 6 not serving aspx pages Hi IIS version : 6.0 Windows version: Server 2003. I have windows updated everything. This is a tearing my hair out kinda problem.. To summarise: I am creating a whole new box and want to run an ASP website on IIS, which is fine on another box (Not in any order) 1. I have enabled v1.1 .NET framework in Web Service extensions. 2. I have installed my .NET app 3. I have run asp_regiis blah blah -i 4. I can view HTML pages under my application. Now the problem.. I get a "Page Cannot be Displayed" on ANY aspx page, and I have now hit a wall.. Has anybody any other areas I should take a look at, maybe security on directories? or something I have missed.. This is the URL, that should give me some kind of error or page.. http://217.158.158.151/Portal/WorldPayHandler.aspx There is NOTHING in ANY logs to indicate a problem so no pointers there. Would really appreciate any help on this from someone who can help.. Many thanks Richard Tag: XP Home upgraded to XP Pro SP2 won't install IIS Tag: 367747
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    - Problem in Web Site initiation Hi, This might be already discussed one. I have Windows 2003 Web Server with IIS 6.0. The web site was working fine and it was set to the root of the web site. (ie. http://domain/) When I installed the Sharepoint server, everything became ugly. It set the Sharepoint server as default page. This affects my existing web site and prompting for Authentication. Now I removed the Sharepoint server and there is no hope. Still the application prompts for authentication. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Anbu Tag: XP Home upgraded to XP Pro SP2 won't install IIS Tag: 367743
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    - Problem in Config ODBC Logging in IIS I try to log the IIS activity using ODBC. Under ISM MMC->Properties, Web Site Tab. the option of "ODBC Logging" is not exist in the Active log format. How can I active the ODBC logging for IIS? Tag: XP Home upgraded to XP Pro SP2 won't install IIS Tag: 367738
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    - iis lockdown Monday night I was running MSBA on all our servers, I also applied IISLockdown to all the machines and now... I have a machine that was used for a single persons VPN. the user fails to connect now so I was trying to see if IISlockdown was involved. SO I try to run IISlockdown and it won't start. W3SVC is disabled and won't enable. I changed the registry setting from 0x04 (disabled) to 0x02 (automatic). Now IISlockdown will run (actsa like it has never been run before) but W3SVC still won't start and gives error 1058 "either the service is disabled or there are no devices associated with the service". what did I do? Tag: XP Home upgraded to XP Pro SP2 won't install IIS Tag: 367730
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    - how to set hostname on IIS 5 & Win2K My Content-Location header is sending the machine name instead of the domain name (ie snoopy instead of www.domain.com). I found an MS KB article about setting hostname in IIS 6 but not for IIS5 under Win2K Pro. Where is IIS getting this name (I guess it's from the computer name under My Computer | Network ID) and how can I set it to the "real" FQDN for my server? Tag: XP Home upgraded to XP Pro SP2 won't install IIS Tag: 367725
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    - networked virtual directories on XP I'm running IIS 5.1 on XP SP2. I have setup a virtual directory referencing a network share \\[server]\[share]. From the IIS control panel interface, I get the stop sign icon next to the share. I can choose to open or explore the virtual directory, and get access to the network share contents fine. However, browsing the directory gives me a "The page cannot be displayed" error, and the directory status reads "access denied." Web pages that include graphic urls referencing the virtual directory similarly do not load. I have the exact same setup on a Windows 2000 machine, and though I get the stop sign error icon and the "access denied status" error as well, I can both browse the directory as well as load the images urls in my web application that reference the virtual directory. Any ideas? Tag: XP Home upgraded to XP Pro SP2 won't install IIS Tag: 367709
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    - Problem using includes and virtual directories I have a new Win2K3 server (IIS6) which has SSI and PHP installed on it. Both services are working fine as is with local files The intranet website that is going on this server uses SSI and PHP includes, which work fine as long as the included files are residing on the local server. However, these files reside on a second server - so, I setup a virtual directory - pointing to the second server via UNC, setup a static User/Pwd to connect, set appropriate rights. I can browse the directory and view the files by typing in the URL. But, by using the include function, I either get 'Cannot process SSI file' or a blank area where the php include file is suppose to be. I have even tried setting up a virtual directory to a local folder (outside of wwwroot) and I receive the same errors. I have tried both absolute references (include file="http://webserver/all/folder/file.shtml") and virtual references (include virtual="all/folder/file.shtml") to no avail. I believe there is some type of permissions issue using the include function since the page works fine if I access it from the webserver (via IE) - just every workstation I've tried results in the above error. The only way I have been able to get it to work is to set the entire site to basic authentication - this would prompt the user for their U/P - and once that is entered, the site works fine. While this works, its not feasible to be a solution. The site now is set to use integrated authentication and has anonymous access disabled. Any insight would be appreciated! -- bwcc ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Posted via http://www.webservertalk.com ------------------------------------------------------------------------ View this thread: http://www.webservertalk.com/message1154596.html Tag: XP Home upgraded to XP Pro SP2 won't install IIS Tag: 367708
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    - directing a URL to a new Server, but ideally with the same IP address Have an older NT server which we have several URL's directed to. Have configured a new Server 2003 Server to replace the old one. Is it practical to simply give the new Server the same IP as the old server? (and of course take the old one offline or give it a different IP) Are there gotchas to this approach? Other considerations? Thanks, Paul Tag: XP Home upgraded to XP Pro SP2 won't install IIS Tag: 367707
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    - IIS 6.0 and FrontPage Issue I'm not sure if this is the correct forum or note... I'm running a Windows 2003 server w/ IIS and FrontPage excensions loaded. All forms seem to work except for our contact page. The error is: URL: www.domain.com/_vti_bin/shtml.dll/contactus.htm Displayed text is: Cannot run the FrontPage Server Extensions on this page: http://www.domain.com/contactus.htm The only thing that has changed is that at the root of our site, the Execute Permissions were changed from "Script only" to "Scripts and Executables" and the setting was pushed down to all sub directories/files. I did go back and change it to "None", push it down to all subs, then to "Scripts only" and only pushed the setting to _vti_bin folder. I have gone back in and "Checked Server 2002 extensions" and it tell me that all is fine. We do have some asp pages at the root of our site which do work. Thanks. Tag: XP Home upgraded to XP Pro SP2 won't install IIS Tag: 367706
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    - SBS FTP setup with Isolated users Ok, here's the deal. I've spent 2 days googling and searching Technet to no avail. I have a client with a Windows 2003 SBS SP1 server. They have 2 users who need ftp access, but no access to each others stuff (aka isolated). We are running on a AD Domain (SBS requires it) and I have setup many ftp sites on NT4 and Win2k. I have set the ftp server up to Isolate the user (without AD and with). When I attempt to login to the site I get "530 User heritage cannot log in, home directory inaccessible." Now, there is TONS of info on this error in the newsgroups and on MS's support sites, but it all deals with using Local Users (creating the <ftp root folder>/LocalUser/Username path). I need to do this with a simple login (hopefully not domainname/username) and get to my home folders. This shouldn't be this difficult, but like all things SBS, the "easiness" makes this a friggen nightmare. For the sake of storing data where I want, I'd like to use the AD isolation (so I can just point their FTP server to one of their private folders), but at this point, either way will be fine with me. I'm back at square one, so I can choose either one when setting up the new FTP Site. Any help would be appreciated. thanks jf Tag: XP Home upgraded to XP Pro SP2 won't install IIS Tag: 367705
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    - IIS 6.0 Migration Tool Woes I'm trying to migrate my web site from one box, to a new box, and from IIS5 to IIS6. I'm using the IIS6.0 Migration Tool to do this. It appears to work fine. All the content, ACL's, and even metabase settings come over quite well. The only problem is that for my largest site, no matter what I do, I get "404 not found" errors for anything I try to see -- static html -- you name it. If I create a new site, and point it to the content directory, it starts serves the same content just fine. (At least the static content) If I then migrate the configuration-only over the the top of that site, I'm back to 404 errors. My tech support has been of little help so far. Microsoft documentation suggests migrating the thing by hand, but that is a gigantic task, with some odd 400 Frontpage Subwebs, many with customized metabase settings of some sort. How could one go about figuring out what the cause of the problem is. I'm not much of a metabase hacker, but it appears that's what I'm going to have to learn. Any advice, or alternative recommendations greatly appreciated! Jim Tag: XP Home upgraded to XP Pro SP2 won't install IIS Tag: 367701
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    - ISAPI Filter Hello! Could anybody suggest me a good IIS 6 diagnostic tool to find ISAPI filter bottlenecks and optimize IIS? Thank You! James Tag: XP Home upgraded to XP Pro SP2 won't install IIS Tag: 367694
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    - IIS not logging pages I notice that when a Javascript function on a page posts a form to a new page, that new page isn't logged in log file. Is there a way to fix this? (In my example, gotit.aspx never shows up in the log, though the calling page does.) I'm using Windows 2000, IIS 5 Simplified Example --------------------- <html> <script type='text/javascript'> function SendIt(){ document.forms['frmMain'].submit(); } </script> <body> <input type='button' value='SendIt' onClick='SendIt()'> <form name='frmMain' method='post' action='gotit.aspx'> <input type='hidden' name='custid' value='1234'> </form> </body> Tag: XP Home upgraded to XP Pro SP2 won't install IIS Tag: 367691
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    - Type mismatch error from creation of ActiveX object for XML parser I'm trying to get the Microsoft Enterprise Learning Library working on a webserver. I have successfully installed it in the past when using a connection to a MSSQL database, but this time I didn't connect to a database and I'm having more trouble. I give that as preface since I don't know if it is related. At the end of installing one of the modules, I get the following error message. Unable to open IIS W3SVC Root objet - please ensure that IIS is running - Error Details: [Number:80070003] The install seems to go okay except for that. The machine has been rebooted since installation. The following chunk of ASP jscript code is throwing an exception whose message is "Type mismatch". sFile = "E:\MELL\ENG\Desktop\ADOFF03\mpimanifest.xml" function LoadXMLFile(sFile) { var oXML = new ActiveXObject(Application("xmlParserProgID")); That path to the XML file is correct and the contents of the file appear to be correct. I think it is having trouble creating the XML parser object. I tried to install the MS XML parser included with the installer, but it doesn't seem to make any difference. I expect that the whole system will work properly if I can get it to read the XML files and put up the menu that is derived from them. Tag: XP Home upgraded to XP Pro SP2 won't install IIS Tag: 367685
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    - IIS and Apache I have two websites that I would like to run on a server. There is a problem, though. One is written in VB.NET and the other is written in PHP/MySQL. I was wondering if there is a way to have Apache and IIS installed on the same machine and have it work properly(www.1site.com will go to the IIS site and www.2site.com will go to the Apache site). The software that is written in PHP/MySQL only works with Apache so I have no choice there. Any comments are most appreciated. -Steven- Tag: XP Home upgraded to XP Pro SP2 won't install IIS Tag: 367683
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    - IIS5, IWAM, syncIwam, & server application errors. We have a an IIS5 server which hosts a number of sites, a few of which host a number of directories in high-isolation mode. Every few days one or a few of these application spaces will turn up a server application error (Logon failure: the user has not been granted the requested logon type at this computer). Running syncIwam.vbs immediately remidies it. We confirmed the IWAM username and password from the metabase matches the values in the COM+ registrations for the various application spaces and have rekey'd the values a number of times just to be certain. Our issue is that these application spaces seem to just "lose" the credentials after a few days. We could setup syncIwam to force an update every few hours to keep the values in check but it's not really an acceptable answer. Any ideas to prevent, or information on why the com+ registration may lose the username/pass combo would be appreciated. thank you Tag: XP Home upgraded to XP Pro SP2 won't install IIS Tag: 367681
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    - IIS 6 (Windows 2003 Server UPGRADE) Last night we upgraded and existing win2000/IIS v5 server to Windows 2003 and SP1. I have several admin scripts which worked on win2000 servers and a built from the ground up win 2003 server. Specifically: set providerObj = locatorObj.ConnectServer(Server, "root/MicrosoftIISv2", [domain\username], [password]) This line now fails on the UPGRADED box only with an access denied and an event log entry: Access to the root\MicrosoftIISv2 namespace was denied. The namespace is marked with RequiresEncryption but the client connection was attempted with an authentication level below Pkt_Privacy. Re try the connection using Pkt_Privacy authentication level. Questions: How do I mark this as Not RequiresEncryption? Do I want to do this? If not how do I change the ConnectServer method call to use "Pkt_Privacy authentication level" thanks. dlr Tag: XP Home upgraded to XP Pro SP2 won't install IIS Tag: 367680
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    - Outgoing mail stuck in Queue folder I'm running Windows 2003 Web edition with POP3 service. I'm trying to configure my server to allow relaying so I made some changes to my access settings. Currently I have Anonymous access, Basic authentication and Integrated Windows Authentication checked. Before I made this change I only have Anonymous checked and was able to send and receive email from only with the same domain. Since the changes though I cannot receive email. All emails get stuck in the Queue folder and never get sent. The event viewer shows Event ID: 4006 "The remote server did not respond to a connection attempt". I tried sending to several different domains and they all return the same msg. These domains were all deliverable before I made the change. Any suggestions? Thanks, Joe Tag: XP Home upgraded to XP Pro SP2 won't install IIS Tag: 367679
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    - IIS returns Page not Found after invalid Client Certificate (IE) Hi, In our applications we work extensively with client certificates. Currently I'm writing functionality to allow clients to register their (UZI) client certificate for access to our website. I have configured IIS to accept client certificates and to require SSL. If the user selects a valid certificate "register.aspx" will be displayed (allowing the user to register its certificate). Moreover, if the user selects cancel, "register.aspx" will be displayed as well (and notifies that a client certificate should be selected). However, if the user selects an invalid certificate, the user is redirected to a page not found (Cannot find server or DNS Error). The ASP.NET ISAPI filter isn't even hit, so the solution should be within IIS. What I want, is to explain the user that he has selected a wrong certificate, should close IE (to clear certificate cache) and that he should try again. The Page not found message is not useful at all. I'm am not an (IIS) administrator, so could you be so kind to explain me how to alter this message or how to reconfigure IIS allows the invalid certificate so I can handle the Invalid certificate message from ASP.NET myself? Regards, Martijn Kaag www.VECOZO.nl -- ______________________________ www.VECOZO.nl Tag: XP Home upgraded to XP Pro SP2 won't install IIS Tag: 367678
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    - IIS redirect to Page Not Found after invalid Client Certificate Hi, In our applications we work extensively with client certificates. Currently I'm writing functionality to allow clients to register their (UZI) client certificate for access to our website. I have configured IIS to accept client certificates and to require SSL. If the user selects a valid certificate my page will be displayed (allowing the user to register its certificate). Moreover, if the user selects cancel, my page will be displayed as well (and notifies that a client certificate should be selected). However, if the user selects an invalid certificate, the user is redirected to a page not found (Cannot find server or DNS Error). The ASP.NET ISAPI filter isn't even hit, so the problem solution should be within IIS.) What I want, is to explain the user that he has selected a wrong certificate, should close IE (to clear certificate cache) and that he should try again. The Page not found message is not useful at all. I'm am not an (IIS) administrator, so could someone be so kind to explain me how to alter this message or how to reconfigure IIS allows the invalid certificate so I can handle the Invalid certificate message from ASP.NET myself? Regards, Martijn Kaag www.VECOZO.nl Tag: XP Home upgraded to XP Pro SP2 won't install IIS Tag: 367675
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    - Internet Printing - ADSI error This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_000A_01C5981D.1F1EE880 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Anyone have any idea what is causing error code 80070035 'get adsi = printers' error in a w2k server with iis5 when accessing the printers = virtual folder over the internet? --=20 Robert ------=_NextPart_000_000A_01C5981D.1F1EE880 Content-Type: text/html; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN"> <HTML><HEAD> <META http-equiv=3DContent-Type content=3D"text/html; = charset=3Diso-8859-1"> <META content=3D"MSHTML 6.00.2800.1106" name=3DGENERATOR> <STYLE></STYLE> </HEAD> <BODY bgColor=3D#ffffff> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Anyone have any idea what is causing = error code=20 80070035 'get adsi printers' error in a w2k server with iis5 when = accessing the=20 printers virtual folder over the internet?</FONT></DIV><FONT = face=3DArial size=3D2> <DIV><BR>-- <BR>Robert</DIV> <DIV> </DIV> <DIV></FONT> </DIV></BODY></HTML> ------=_NextPart_000_000A_01C5981D.1F1EE880-- Tag: XP Home upgraded to XP Pro SP2 won't install IIS Tag: 367673
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    - FTP idle connections I am running an FTP server. The site is limited to 5 connections. Only one user uses this FTP site. Periodically, all 5 connections are taken and the user cannot connect. When I view the current sessions, I see that the connections are many hours old. The connection timeout is set to 120 seconds. Why isn't IIS disconnecting the inactive user? Tag: XP Home upgraded to XP Pro SP2 won't install IIS Tag: 367672
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    - Website Logon Issues I have set up my website to require logons to local user accounts. I have several users who cannot logon from their pc's. I have tested the user ID's and passwords from other computers and had no problems. The server is Windows 2000 and IIS 5. The workstations are Windows XP with a mix of home and professional. The server authentication is set for Basic. All users access the site via Windows Explorer. I am wondering if it could be a setting in IE, but not sure which settings to check. Thanks for any help you can provide. Steve Tag: XP Home upgraded to XP Pro SP2 won't install IIS Tag: 367668
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    - Enterprise Library - Requested Registry Access Is Not Allowed Finally resolved this. I'm posting here so it may save others the hell I went thru with this. When deploying on a low privilege system this error may show up because the anonymous or impersonated user may not have access to the registry. Disable performance counters as described here... http://weblog.gpconsulting.com/archive/2005/07/22/172.aspx Also look at Tom Hollander's blog here for some good info... http://blogs.msdn.com/tomholl/archive/2005/02/18/376187.aspx It turns out that after recompiling and redeploying the dlls with the modified Conditional Complilation string, the actual problem was that I didn't have MDAC 2.6 installed. Raj Ramteerath Tag: XP Home upgraded to XP Pro SP2 won't install IIS Tag: 367662
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    - Independant installation Is it possible to install IIS without the windows cd? I want to deploy an application that needs IIS and I want to include IIS as part of the installation. Thanks in advance. Tag: XP Home upgraded to XP Pro SP2 won't install IIS Tag: 367661
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    - IIS NLB And frontpage Hi Does Microsoft provide any documnt/bestpractice how to inplement Fronpage extensions in an NLB enviorment? ----------------------- Marcin S. Tag: XP Home upgraded to XP Pro SP2 won't install IIS Tag: 367657
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    - Possible problem with referer code Hi, I'm using a script that send data (after encryption) to another web server, the server uses the same encryption key and de-crypts the contents of the query string. It also checks to see which website has referred the data, it appears that on some peoples computer's the referrer variable isn't coming through, therefore these people are having their access denied. What would prevent a referrer value being sent through and is there a way around this? Thanks in advance. Ian Tag: XP Home upgraded to XP Pro SP2 won't install IIS Tag: 367654
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    - Reverse DNS problem with IIS SMTP Hello, I'm having troubles to correcty set up IIS so that ASP generated mail are accepted by aol.com. if i try aol test for reverse DNS http://postmaster.aol.com/tools/rdns.html , my server (212.234.138.184) seems ok but no emails are accepted. here is a sample mail header : Return-Path: <me@mydomain.com> Received: from smtp.somedomain.com (servername [xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]) by smail.somedomain.com (xx.xx.xx/xx.xx.xx) with ESMTP id j73AQTID000305 for <someone@somedomain.com>; Wed, 3 Aug 2005 12:26:29 +0200 Received: from source ([212.234.138.184]) by host ([xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]) with SMTP; Wed, 03 Aug 2005 12:54:19 +0200 Received: from mail pickup service by mail.moncomptalia.com with Microsoft SMTPSVC; Wed, 3 Aug 2005 12:58:57 +0200 Thread-Topic: aol test thread-index: AcWYGlhsziUeF+O3QB250RIo+hxXxA== key: 123 From: "me" <me@mydomain.com> To: <someone@somedomain.com> Cc: Subject: aol test Date: Wed, 3 Aug 2005 12:58:57 +0200 [...] I think the problem comes from the line "Received: from mail pickup service by mail.moncomptalia.com with Microsoft SMTPSVC;" where aol cannot find any reverse dns info... Any help is welcome !! Greg Tag: XP Home upgraded to XP Pro SP2 won't install IIS Tag: 367653
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    - How to automate this .. ? Hi, In IE, when I double click yellow pad-lock and click the install certificate button, although it said successfully processed the certificate, but I still get a red cross with my certificate icon ... Then I found this KB ... http://support.microsoft.com/?id=297681 and it successfully made my client's IE to trust my Microsoft CA ... But are there anyway to automate this process so my client don't really need to access the https://www.mydomain.com/rootinstall.asp to make the IE to trust my MS CA ? TIA Steven Tag: XP Home upgraded to XP Pro SP2 won't install IIS Tag: 367650
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    - IIS6 kanji URLs become unreadable We are using IIS to publish some directories on our file server for users to access. A large number of directories use double-byte directory/filenames... Under Windows 2000, these would display correctly, including, if you went into a subdirectory, in the address bar. However, since re-building the server with Windows 2003 (w. SP1) we are discovering that when we go into the same said directories, the address bar becomes mojibake (japanese for unreadable) and the URL becomes much longer. I am assuming that this is due to IIS turning the double-byte characters into 2 percentile characters each. To illustrate, a directory that looks like this on the server: d:\Public\IT Manuals\~ä¹?å·?äº?å??æ??ã?§ becomes, in the address bar http://tktest03/public/IT%20Manuals/%7E%E4%B9%9D%E5%B7%9E%E4%BA%8B%E5%8B%99%E6%89%80%E3%81%A7/ A lot of our users copy and paste the URLs to each other in emails, and while the above example is rather short, most URLs become nightmarishly long. The URLs usually get so long that the mail systems/readers truncate such long URLs into various bits, making it near impossible for an ordinary user to piece together again. I have tried adjusting things like the EnableNonUTF8 value to see if that fixes the problem, but it only appears to fix the input to IIS of such characters. I need to find a way to get IIS to hand out the URLs the way they really look. I do realise this is bad security and potentially opens up the IIS security, but it's an internal staff-only server and this functionality is rather critical. Any pointers appreciated. Tag: XP Home upgraded to XP Pro SP2 won't install IIS Tag: 367631
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    - iisapp does not show AppPoolId Hi All This is a perplexing one - I don't see the AppPoolId when I run iisapp.vbs command: W3WP.exe PID: 1628 AppPoolId: I see this behavior on all four IIS 6 servers (Win 2K3 without SP1) I have. Nothing is logged in the event logs. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks Tag: XP Home upgraded to XP Pro SP2 won't install IIS Tag: 367630
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    - SSL key not registering I have several Web sites hosted on a SBS 2003 with ISA installed, so far well configured and running. Two of these Web sites have a different public and local IP address because they each have their own SSL key on the default port (443). Only way to have this working on the same box, is to do that, or so it seems. I succesfully used HTTPCFG to register the local IP addresses for iplisten and SSL. I deactivated the Web sites and removed the settings for these two specific IP address when I had an earlier problem that is now fixed (turned out the problem came from the firewall box). I used a secondary server, which is soon to go down, as it is 7 years old and about to burst in flames. I reactivated these settings and everything works for each Web site except that one of the Web sites does not support SSL. All the settings are fine as far as what local IP address is used by each Web site, I reviewed all the header settings, but one of the SSL keys does not seem to be registered properly. "httpcfg query ssl" shows the following for the IP address attached to that non-working SSL key: IP: (ipaddress):443 Hash: (empty) Guid : {00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000} CertStoreName : (null) CertCheckMode : 0 RevocationFreshnessTime: 0 UrlRetrievalTimeout: 0 SslCtlIdentifier: (null) SslCtlStoreName: (null) Flags: 0 Yet, the IP address attached to the working SSL shows all the proper information, except that, and I wonder if this is ok, the Store Name is set to "MY" although it is a public certificate. The SSL key were imported from a NT4 backup file (key manager). I also realize that the same empty hash is given to the ip address attached to the default IP address, the one attached to the other Web sites, although a private IP address is supposed to be generated to make OWA and all the other remote Web tools function. How can I clean this mess up? Thanks in advance! Tag: XP Home upgraded to XP Pro SP2 won't install IIS Tag: 367627
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    - Server.CreateObject Failed - 800703e6 Situation is a busy Win2K SP4 shared server running many sites. Recently the linkpoint component (LpiCom_6_0.dll) was installed for a client. After we restart the server or just IIS, we sometimes are getting failures Server object error 'ASP 0177 : 800703e6' Server.CreateObject Failed /systest/linkpoint/test.asp, line 2 800703e6 I have been unable to reproduce the problem on a test box. Every time I check the to see if the component is working after the restart, it has worked. The only time it fails is when I don't remember to test for that quirk after the restart. Which leads me to thinking that the timing of when it is first instantiated is relevant in this case. Can anyone shed some light on this one? Thanks, Mary Rafferty Tag: XP Home upgraded to XP Pro SP2 won't install IIS Tag: 367625
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    - error '8002801c' can anyone help solve this error looked every where and cannot solve this problem. Tag: XP Home upgraded to XP Pro SP2 won't install IIS Tag: 367623
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    - IIS 6 - ASP.NET - AppPool Crashing This seems to be an issue out there that really doesn't have much of an answer. I am working with a client on this issue. The server is currently running Windows 2003 (no service pack). Active Directory, DNS, DHCP, etc are running on this system as well. The server was originally Windows 2000 SP4. Somewhere along the way (during the upgrade or promoting), .NET is messed up. After days of working on this issue, it boils down to this: I have a simple page with one line of html, and the page has an aspx extension. That page will display, ONLY IF it lives in the wwwroot directory. If I put it in a new virtual directory, or change the home directory of Default Web Site, it will not display, and I get the errors as many others have encountered: --------------------------------------- Event Type: Warning Event Source: W3SVC Event Category: None Event ID: 1009 Description: A process serving application pool 'DefaultAppPool' terminated unexpectedly. The process id was '6500'. The process exit code was '0x80131506'. Event Type: Error Event Source: .NET Runtime Event Category: None Event ID: 0 Description: The description for Event ID ( 0 ) in Source ( .NET Runtime ) cannot be found. The local computer may not have the necessary registry information or message DLL files to display messages from a remote computer. You may be able to use the /AUXSOURCE= flag to retrieve this description; see Help and Support for details. The following information is part of the event: .NET Runtime version 1.1.4322.573- w3wp.exe - Common Language Runtime Debugging Services: Application has generated an exception that could not be handled. Process id=0x1a78 (6776), Thread id=0x1a8c (6796). Click OK to terminate the application. Click CANCEL to debug the application.. Event Type: Warning Event Source: W3SVC Event Category: None Event ID: 1011 Description: A process serving application pool 'DefaultAppPool' suffered a fatal communication error with the World Wide Web Publishing Service. The process id was '7964'. The data field contains the error number. For more information, see Help and Support Center at http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/events.asp. Data: 0000: 6d 00 07 80 m..? ----------------------------------------------- The HTTPERR.log contains the following: 2005-08-02 20:21:51 111.11.11.1 3069 111.11.11.1 80 HTTP/1.1 GET /dotnet.aspx - 1 Connection_Abandoned_By_AppPool I ran IISState, and didn't see anything that helps in the output. Anyone have any ideas why this simple little page works in WWWRoot, and nowhere else? Tag: XP Home upgraded to XP Pro SP2 won't install IIS Tag: 367620
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    - IIS 6 WebDav "unable to create folder" error with full permissions Have been trying for a couple weeks now to enable webdav for customers. For some reason when making the web folder shortcut as a client, the account which also has write on it's permissions is, "unable to create a new folder" it is able to create move and move files and folders. Even with full permissions and as an administrator opening the folder and trying to create a new folder doesn't help either. If I create this same folder with frontpage extensions, I'm able to do all actions within Frontpage but not when I open it as just a web folder, then I can't delete a folder. I'm using windows 2003 server with webdav enabled. Also in the IIS Manager properties of the folder read/write is enabled. Any ideas where I can look? Very much appreciate any help, Road Tag: XP Home upgraded to XP Pro SP2 won't install IIS Tag: 367619
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    - Loopback check for IIS5 ? I have been using a command line utility much like Unix getfile to get some download times from IIS. I am using IIS5 PWS on Win2k Prof. When I simultanously execute several downloads from IIS, while running on the same machine (127.0.0.1 AND loopback adapter) I see the following consistent behavior. The first 2 requests immediately begin downloading. Other requests are frozen, without even response headers, until the first 2 finish. Its as if they are queued by 2's. I have used the same tool to make requests from an IIS6 box, remotely not through loopback, and do not see this behavior. Any number of requests seem to download concurrently to my machine on an ISP assigned PPP ip address. I have read there was a 'loopback check' in Win2k3 SP1 that behaves somewhat like this. Have I run into a security feature on IIS5? Do all IIS5's limit downloads through the loopback to 2 at a time? What about through the loopback on IIS6? I would appreciate any help. Tag: XP Home upgraded to XP Pro SP2 won't install IIS Tag: 367616
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    - Issues with Root Certificate Authority Service Hi All, First time install/use attempt of CA services on a Windows 2K3 server in a Windows 2000 Domain, with a mix of Windows 2000 and Windows 2k3 servers. We're trying to get a CA authority up for the sole purpose of issuing e-mail certificates. We don't need to secure web traffic yet. I am not a Domain or Enterprise Admin, so I do have some limits, I am a Server Operator and Exchange Admin, and I am listed as a Local Admin on several servers. The target system for CA Install is one of them. Installation on the server was painless; installed Root CA as I could not do an Enterprise CA. Navigated to website to attempt CA install (already have auto-accept set on the CA server) and requested a certificate, but the install fails everytime with this message: Your certificate request was denied. Your Request Id is X. The disposition message is "Error Constructing or Publishing Certificate". Contact your administrator for further information. Is there some requirement for setting this up that I am missing? I just want a website spitting out certficates for our e-mail users; that's it. I don't know the first thing about IIS; I freely admit that. Any help would be appreciated. -- Plus Ce'st Montre', Plus Ca Change. Tag: XP Home upgraded to XP Pro SP2 won't install IIS Tag: 367615
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    - Log Files and New Server I am upgrading from NT 4.0 to 2003 Server. Currently on the NT 4.0 server I have our company Intranet site. This site will migrate to the new 2003 server. My question is in regards to the IIS log files. Can I move them from the NT 4 server to the 2003 Server and just place them in the corresponding W3svc folder on the new server? Second, can anyone reccomend a good Usage Analysis program to analyze these logs? Tag: XP Home upgraded to XP Pro SP2 won't install IIS Tag: 367613
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    - Session Variable problems Hello All I have 2 websites both using different style sheets (.css). The stylesheets are stored in a session variable and get set at the time the site gets invoked. What is happening is something like this. I bring up the first site and navigate around. Everything is okay. The stylesheets are correct and so on and so forth. When I click on a link to go to the other site from the first site (I create a new instance of the browser), that site comes up fine too, but the stylesheet of my first site is reset to the stylesheet of the new site that I just opened. Both these sites are mirror images of each other - i.e. they share the same variables and represent similar information. Is there any way to separate the session variables so that they dont clobber each other. Thanks Tag: XP Home upgraded to XP Pro SP2 won't install IIS Tag: 367612

I have a laptop (toshiba satellite) that was on XP Home. It has since been
upgraded to XP Pro SP2 via Windows XP Pro SP 2 cd - purchased. When I try
to go to the install IIS through either the cd or add/remove programs Windows
Optional Components, it fails. Can't find staxmem.dll - even though it I
can find it and point it to it. I went through all of Microsofts suggestions
for fixing it , method 1 and method 2. No luck. Still no go. I really
don't want to have to reformat just to load IIS. What other solutions are
out there that might work?

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Re: XP Home upgraded to XP Pro SP2 won't install IIS by David

David
Sat Aug 06 01:12:16 CDT 2005

KB894351 is it.

I haven't seen it followed to completion and fail, especially method 2, when
you use the right CDs from the right SKU.

If you have an integrated XPSP2 (Instead of one which installs an update
patch on top of existing XP), I would just install that.

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//David
IIS
http://blogs.msdn.com/David.Wang
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
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"dtitkeme" <dtitkeme@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:427E346F-78C2-43EB-824B-584200B9043B@microsoft.com...
I have a laptop (toshiba satellite) that was on XP Home. It has since been
upgraded to XP Pro SP2 via Windows XP Pro SP 2 cd - purchased. When I try
to go to the install IIS through either the cd or add/remove programs
Windows
Optional Components, it fails. Can't find staxmem.dll - even though it I
can find it and point it to it. I went through all of Microsofts
suggestions
for fixing it , method 1 and method 2. No luck. Still no go. I really
don't want to have to reformat just to load IIS. What other solutions are
out there that might work?

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