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I'm placing this here for lack of a better place. I have been tasked with evaluating MCMS to see how weel it will fit with our business. I am looking for impressions and feedback about the product. Any shortcomings you may have noticed. What you like about the product. I have completed the...

You may also want to turn on more detailed error reporting for the 500 errors. This MS article will tell you how to do it. http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;Q261200 By enabling this you will be able to know what line of your page the server had a problem with. It won't...

Are your forms opening in new windows? I have noticed on some servers where each open IE window opens a new connectin to the server. You other option is to just lie to the Licensing service. You can either up the number of licenses your are reporting to it. Or you can change you licensing to...

Before editing your registry try going to the Services Manager from Control Panel and stopping the IIS Service. That should also stop WWW Publishing, SMTP, FTP, and any other web services you have running. If you do not want to allow ananymous access to your web server there are a couple of...

I am attempting to run an ASP.Net applicaiton from a windows 2000 server runing II5 with service pack3 and .Net framework installed with the source files stored on a Network Attached Storage device. My sites that are just simple HTML and ASP work fine with source files on the NAS, but the .Net...

Thank you. We had turned on 1807, but were having trouble getting SQL to accept the unc name. That issue ended up being a DUI (Dumb User Issue). We were trying to browse thru UNC's instead of just typing the path. :) Oops. One quirk we did notice is that the data files must be located at the...

My company recently acquired a NetApp 870 Filer. We want to take advantage of the performance and reliabilty benefits of the NAS, but have now been able to find documentation on how to configure MS SQL2000 to store the data file. I can map a drive and store the file there, but that requires a...