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IIS Site Problem

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papps77

IS-IT--Management
Jun 19, 2002
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IN
Hi ,

we have a site whcih works on autentication mode i.e.whenever i enter the host name it pops up the username and password screen,and the next screen comes whenever the username and passwrod is correct for the usage

but this site comes sometimes but sometimes it gives an error in the second page i.e. The Page cannot be found

how can this error be solved

Regards,

Papps
 
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Glen A. Johnson
Johnson Computer Consulting
MCP W2K
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Every now and again, after authentication, you get page can't be displayed? Is this right?

Need the IIS version and server OS. Any service packs? Is there one particular PC or group of PCs that get this error?
 
Hi,

I have windows 2000 server whose IIS we are using,Servcie pack3 on windows 2000 server

no this error is sometime error which does not happen normally

this happens sometimes that is whenever the the user p[uts the userid and password the second page which appears after login does not appear it gives the following error

the page cannot be displayed

Regards,

Prabhakar
 
I know this sounds silly, but check and see if your servers nic is going bad. I had a very similar problem, with sometimes users couldn't authenticate. Kept getting worse till nobody could. Turned out the nic had been going bad. Stumbled acrossed it when someone authenticated while I was rebooting the server. (We have two DC's.) Good luck.

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Johnson Computer Consulting
MCP W2K
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Could be the Nic, I guess. Maybe check to make sure it's set to full duplex.

Also sounds like it could be trying to pull the second page of the web page, the one that gives the error, from cache.

Try clearing the cache of the client's machine.

Just a hunch, but I think the client's trying to display an authenticated web page from it's temp folder.
 
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