HELP PLEASE! HTTP 404 error, cannot access website anymore.

[Guest Steve]

I had a wesbite serving up an online curriculum program, and have been

hosting additional content in the web folder of the site located on this

server. Well, I got a little bored and tried to host an Access database with

a data access page in the same folder, but when I got the "Internet Server

Error: Object/Module Not Found", I did a little research on MS website, and

screwed with the Execute Permissions settings on the Home Directory tab in

IIS. It did not fix my database problem, and now I cannot even access my

site. I went back to undo what I did, and the settings I had previously

changed, appeared as though I had not changed them, however the website still

does not work, PLEASE HELP!

 

If I pay the $99 for e-mail support from Microsoft, will they stay with me

until the issue is fixed or do I get one chance at it for my $99????

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Steve

Server 2003 Beginner

[Guest Ruggiero]

Re: HELP PLEASE! HTTP 404 error, cannot access website anymore.

 

On 8 Mag, 23:31, Steve <St...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

> I had a wesbite serving up an online curriculum program, and have been

> hosting additional content in the web folder of the site located on this

> server. Well, I got a little bored and tried to host an Access database with

> a data access page in the same folder, but when I got the "Internet Server

> Error: Object/Module Not Found", I did a little research on MS website, and

> screwed with the Execute Permissions settings on the Home Directory tab in

> IIS. It did not fix my database problem, and now I cannot even access my

> site. I went back to undo what I did, and the settings I had previously

> changed, appeared as though I had not changed them, however the website still

> does not work, PLEASE HELP!

>

> If I pay the $99 for e-mail support from Microsoft, will they stay with me

> until the issue is fixed or do I get one chance at it for my $99????

> --

> Steve

> Server 2003 Beginner

 

It seems to be a code problem not a server one.

 

Ruggiero Lauria

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