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ASP on Win 2003 Server
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| My window server is going to be upgraded from Win NT 4.0 Server to Win 2003
Server. I don't know if I can put an ASP web application on this new server
without any problem. I guess ASP.NET would be better but right now I just
have a classic ASP. Can you help me about this? Or any article about this
issue would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
tim
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| Turkbear 2006-01-30, 6:55 pm |
| On Mon, 30 Jan 2006 13:01:27 -0800, Tim <Tim@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
>My window server is going to be upgraded from Win NT 4.0 Server to Win 2003
>Server. I don't know if I can put an ASP web application on this new server
>without any problem. I guess ASP.NET would be better but right now I just
>have a classic ASP. Can you help me about this? Or any article about this
>issue would be greatly appreciated.
>Thank you,
>tim
Clasic asp apps run fine ( in our experience) - just be sure to enable them..IIS6/Server 2003 is more restrictive with
security and asp needs to be specifically enabled..
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| Dave Anderson 2006-01-30, 6:55 pm |
| Tim wrote:
> My window server is going to be upgraded from Win NT 4.0 Server to
> Win 2003 Server. I don't know if I can put an ASP web application on
> this new server without any problem. I guess ASP.NET would be better
> but right now I just have a classic ASP. Can you help me about this?
> Or any article about this issue would be greatly appreciated.
Things that come to my mind right off the bat are buffering and CDO/CDONTS.
By default, IIS 4 buffering was off, while IIS 6 will be on:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/e...3e6f3ee2b33.asp
If you are sending mail with CDONTS, you will definitely want to look here,
since CDONTS is not part of Server 2003:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/e...svr_cdo_top.asp
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