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- Support WebCast: Microsoft ASP.NET: Advanced XML Web Services Using ASP.NET
- support.microsoft.com/kb/324811/en-us
- Session Summary The objective of this session is to introduce Web developers to the advanced features of Microsoft ASP.NET Web Services. The key topics discussed in this session include: Web Services Architecture XML Web Services and SOAP (WSDL) Calling...
- Support WebCast: Microsoft ASP.NET Security
- support.microsoft.com/kb/324964/en-us
- Session Summary In this session, we will talk about Microsoft ASP.NET security and how it works with IIS security. We will also talk about Authentication (Forms, Windows, Passport, Default), Authorization (URL and file based), Impersonation, and...
- Troubleshooting common permissions and security-related issues in ASP.NET
- support.microsoft.com/kb/910449/en-us
- Introduces how to troubleshoot common permissions and security-related issues in ASP.NET. This ASP.NET Support Voice column was published in November 2006.
- You may experience poor Web performance when you use Internet Explorer 6 to try to access a Web application that is hosted on Internet Information Services 6.0
- support.microsoft.com/kb/922703/en-us
- Describes that users of Internet Explorer 6 may experience poor Web performance by using Windows Integrated authentication in an IIS Web application environment. This occurs when users try to access a Web application that is hosted on IIS 6.0.
- "HTTP Error 404 - File or Directory not found" error message when you request dll or exe files with IIS 6.0
- support.microsoft.com/kb/970140/en-us
- Trying to download/browse .dll or .exe files from a website/virtual directory on IIS server. The remote server returned an error: (404) Not Found. Interestingly, the 404’s show up like this in my IIS log: 2007-01-25 16:15:09 W3SVC1 65.53.11.88 GET...
- How to determine browser type in server-side code without the BrowserType object in ASP.NET
- support.microsoft.com/kb/306576/en-us
- This step-by-step article demonstrates how to determine the client browser type in server-side code without using the BrowserType object in ASP.NET. In classic Microsoft Active Server Pages (ASP), the two most common methods to determine the client...
- Error message when a Web application that is hosted on a server that is running Internet Information Services 6.0 requests an ASP page: "HTTP 500 - Internal Server Error"
- support.microsoft.com/kb/936476/en-us
- Describes a problem in which a request for an ASP page from a Web application fails on a Windows Server 2003 Service Pack 2-based server. Provides a workaround.
- How To Hard Code the Reach Client for Internet Explorer 5.0 and Later
- support.microsoft.com/kb/310594/en-us
- This step-by-step article describes how to hard code the reach version of Microsoft Outlook Web Access (OWA) for Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.0 and later. Hard Coding the Reach Version of OWA There are two versions of OWA, the "rich" version, and the...
- Error message when you browse IIS 6.0 content in Internet Explorer: "The data is invalid"
- support.microsoft.com/kb/954841/en-us
- Describes an issue that occurs when you browse IIS 6.0 content in Internet Explorer, and you receive an error message. Includes a resolution.
- Error message when you try to access SharePoint Server from Outlook Web Access in Exchange Server 2007 "Object doesn't support this property or method"
- support.microsoft.com/kb/948808/en-us
- Describes a problem that occurs when you try to access Microsoft Office SharePoint Server in OWA. May occur when Symantec Enterprise Vault OWA Extensions are installed on the server that hosts the Client Access Server role.

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