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Final result was to set up a site for each app, on separate IP addresses. That ended up being the cleanest solution for us.

The site needs to be started up with the 2.0 app *not* in the root, and the 1.1 site needs to be accessed (to load the web.config and see that there is not one in the root) before changing the root to point to the 2.0 app. This means that the process would have to be repeated every time the...

So far my solution comes from a comment on this blog post: http://codebetter.com/blogs/peter.van.ooijen/archive/2006/06/23/146738.aspx I set up the root to use my 2.0 app, and then set up the 1.1 app to run in a different app pool as a sub-app. I then moved the 2.0 app into a *physical* sub...

What I need is some way to either block inheritance from edits to the parent web.config, or visa versa (block inheritance by adding ?something? to the child web.config) Anyone done this?

Additional details: The problem seems to be that the 2.0 app that we would like to run in the root of the DefaultWebSite has a fully configured web.config that the 1.1 app chokes on. Is there are way to specify exceptions, or point to another file? Argh!

Hello all, We are in a situation where we have to run both .Net 1.x and 2.x on our site for 2 different apps. We want the 2.x app to be at the root (http://www.ourorg.org/) and the 1.x app to be under that (http://www.ourorg.org/oldstuff/). If we set it up that way, it seems that .Net 1.x...

Thanks ShackDaddy. I suppose I could set up a new zone (something like rr.shazbot.edu) and use multiple records for espen.rr.shazbot.edu, setting the SOA records for that zone to something low (like 1). Too bad M$ does not allow for CNAME based round robin, so that mairead.shazbot.edu would...

Hello, I am setting up round robin DNS to distribute LDAP connections between servers. Most of the info that I have found that is not specific to the MS implementation of DNS says to change the TTL to something low for those particulat records. MS DNS does not seem to allow this, and only the...

I would recomend just changing the desktop color, rather than trying to use Active Desktop. This would reduce the bandwidth requirements. There is also another setting in the 'Experience' tab for allowing the desktop background, which would just be the standard BMP/JPEG wallpaper. Make an...

Hello, I am setting up round robin DNS to distribute LDAP connections between servers. Most of the info that I have found that is not specific to the MS implementation of DNS says to change the TTL to something low for those particulat records. MS DNS does not seem to allow this, and only the...

The .local will truely make your setup extremely difficult, if not impossible. The use of that particular private TLD is restricted to local computers (per RFC), and should never be used in a actual network domain setup. Once you have taken care of that issue, I can help you with the rest. We...

Actaully, the best way for a Mac to print to a Windows 2003 queue on a network is via LPD. It is true that you cannot print via PostScript this way unless you set up a queue that uses a postscript driver on the server, providing the printer supports postscript and drivers are available. We...

Try: puts "what is the computer name that you want to use??? " cpuName = gets cpuName.chomp! Or: puts "what is the computer name that you want to use??? " cpu = gets cpuName = cpu.chomp The .chomp method returns the chomped bit, but it has to be assigned to a variable to be used. .chomp...

In the Terminal Services Configuration, right click on RDP-tcp and choose properties. On the Network Adapter tab you will find a maximum connections setting. Change it to 1, and that should do it...

I think I should mention that these settings will only apply to IE, and will have absolutely no effect on Firefox, or other non-MS browsers. Since the proxy settings are in IE rather than the OS, there is little you can do on the client end if you use other browsers. The alternative is to do...

Under the Computer Configuration->Administrative Templates->Windows Components->Internet Explorer of the GPO there is an entry for "Make proxy settings per machine (rather than per user)". Enable this to make it dependant on the GPO of the computer, rather than the user. If you are pushing out...

The way that network boot works you usually only have a single source for boots, and it is advertised via DHCP. What you can do is have your PXE image that has access to the tools to connect to either one. We had PXES clients that can be used to connect via rdp or vnc, so that setup would give...

In Group Policy you can specify that proxy settings are set per computer, and this will effectively keep users from changing them. If you set the proxy to a non-existant address via the IE Maintenance section of GP, the computer will not be able to access the Internet at all. Be careful, as...

Windows 2000 comes with TS capabilities built in and they can be turned on for Remote Administration anytime. Once turned on, you can use Remote Desktop Connection (Start->Programs->Accessories->Communications) to connect to the server. If you are using something other than XP, you can do a...

Are you working with both ACLs and sharing permissions? It is a silly question, but it has not been asked yet. Sharing permissions can be left at Everyone:Full Control, and only ACLs used for restricting/allowing access. The behavior of your other server is correct, and that is how it should...