The "Page cannot be found" is IE's generic page for problems retrieving
content from a webserver. It would be helpful in those instances to see the
*real* error code and not the masked version from IE.
It is possible to configure IE to "not cache secure content", which
subsequently disallows you to initiate download of some resources. If your
web page somehow turns from a "browse" to a "download", this may be an error
that could turn into an IE "Page cannot be found".
But, really, you need the real error code from IIS for these cases (or find
them in the IIS log files -- use Log Parser 2.0 to do this) to make
progress..
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//David
IIS
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"Sanjay Patel" <spatel.TakeThisOut@naceweb.org.nospam> wrote in message
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Hi guys..
I have a very strange error.. Some of my users get a "page cannot be
found" error when trying to access a page using ssl.. but it works fine for
a lot of my other users... here is my setup..
Win2k - IIS5.0
Verisign Secure Site Certificate..
I have verified that the port is assigned to the correct website.. have also
stopped the default and admin websites..
The box has only 1 IP address bound to it... My website has ports 80 and 443
bound to it.
What could it be?? I am at a loss of ideas... any help will be
appreciated..
Thanks in advance
Sanjay Patel
spatel.TakeThisOut@naceweb.org.nospam
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