Hi all,
I strongly encourage you setup "Failed Request Tracing" in IIS and
also to download a patched freb.xsl file (you can get here:
http://forums.iis.net/p/1036596/1433424.aspx)
Here's an article on it:
http://blogs.iis.net/bills/archive/2006/10/19/Making-Failed-Request-Tracing-More-Approachable.aspx
There are many more too... I find this to be invaluable, especially h
\if you have large and/or complex rewrites and redirects using IIS7.
Good luck,
Andrew
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Hi Andrew,
No Problem…
Uggh well in typical IIS fashion…
I had to request someone install the failed request tracing feature, as well as configure some authentication on the server.
After they restarted the server the rewrites were miraculously working. [insert your favourite stream of expletives to express your frustration]
Stephen
Maybe it was a case that IIS itself just need a restart.
Well I had tried reloading the site and also stopping IIS from within the inetmgr, so one would assume that this would be sufficient.
~shrug~ perhaps I should have gone into the service manager and actually stopped all the IIS related services from there.
Who knows.
Yes one would assume, and I think the service or the inetmgr wouldn’t make a difference.