On Saturday, I was awakened early in the morning by the PC's "Soul Chasing Call". It was said that the company's website was completely paralyzed, and the flames burned. It's a big deal, and the weekend is not quiet.

There was no choice, so I turned on the computer and took a look. There was no response. I think the server crashed, and it took a lot of trouble to contact the computer room, saying that the server had a blue screen for unknown reasons. I'm really impressed. Custody just puts the machine there and doesn't find two people to take care of anything. There was no choice but to ask them to reinstall the system. I don't know if it's because using 2000 Server wasn't enough before, or if it's modified to use it in 2003.

This WIN2003 is really much more troublesome to set up than the 2000. As soon as it arrived, it was a show, installed the system, and patched it up, but IIS6 actually stopped. After working on it for most of a day, there was no improvement. I had to reinstall IIS.

Then set up the site directory. Once you visit it, you can only browse the Html file, and the dynamic web page displays an error. It turned out that in 2003, you needed to manually enable ASP support. Internet Information Services Manager-Web Services Extensions-Enable the "Active Server Pages" item (click allow).

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After some trouble, setting, debugging, and then installing the software. Alas, the poor day of vacation was washed out.