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Anonymous   06-02-2004 at 05:04:26 PM

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I upgraded machine using Windows 2000 Professional to
Windows 2000 Advanced Server (clean install of course)
that is used as a web server. Since the upgrade I have
asp code on my server that no longer works and none of the
code changes I make to the web site are reflected in the
browser. I went the web site in IIS 5.0 and under HTTP
headers I set the web site content to expire immediately
and I even have no caching code on a few pages but still
none of the changes I have made are visible to the web
browser. I even cleared the temporary files in IE but
still the old site comes up. I am at a loss!

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Anonymous   06-02-2004 at 07:39:00 PM
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Ask them in inetserver.iis

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"Adrienne" wrote:
|I upgraded machine using Windows 2000 Professional to
| Windows 2000 Advanced Server (clean install of course)
| that is used as a web server. Since the upgrade I have
| asp code on my server that no longer works and none of the
| code changes I make to the web site are reflected in the
| browser. I went the web site in IIS 5.0 and under HTTP
| headers I set the web site content to expire immediately
| and I even have no caching code on a few pages but still
| none of the changes I have made are visible to the web
| browser. I even cleared the temporary files in IE but
| still the old site comes up. I am at a loss!

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