harmmeijer
Programmer
If users on our network type in they get a page that used to exsist there, this was an asp page that redirects users and put some servervariables in the redirect url.
When I deleted all my temporary Internet files and typed in the url it still worked.
When I open IIS on the 'computername' machine there is no directory or file with the name 'somename' under the 'default Web Site' or 'Administrators Web Site'node.
When I stopped the default Web Site and typed in the url again it did not work.
So our IIS machine is hosting a site that won't show in the IIS console.
Even looking for *.* in the filesystem for files containing the redirect code that used to be there doesn't provide me with any results.
It looks like IIS is not only hosting a site that won't show it is not even on the filesystem of the server.
How can this be??
When I deleted all my temporary Internet files and typed in the url it still worked.
When I open IIS on the 'computername' machine there is no directory or file with the name 'somename' under the 'default Web Site' or 'Administrators Web Site'node.
When I stopped the default Web Site and typed in the url again it did not work.
So our IIS machine is hosting a site that won't show in the IIS console.
Even looking for *.* in the filesystem for files containing the redirect code that used to be there doesn't provide me with any results.
It looks like IIS is not only hosting a site that won't show it is not even on the filesystem of the server.
How can this be??
