A new server has been installed and there is constant trouble.

On Monday, the new machine was originally planned to be placed in the telecommunications room. I thought that some non-aggression agreement seemed to have been signed between China Telecom and Netcom some time ago, and the problem of north-south interconnection should not be very serious. Unexpectedly, I finally understood that in addition to "turtle speed", there is another kind called "snail speed". There was no choice, so I still moved back to the mobile computer room.

Tuesday, set permissions and install the required software.

On Wednesday, it was discovered that the ASP web page in IIS could not be accessed. After reinstalling IIS6, the problem was solved. Then, the ACCESS database became unusable. It took a long time to realize that you needed to add USER permissions to the system TEMP directory. Then, I found that the. Net web page could not be accessed, so I reinstalled IIS, reinstalled. Net framework 1.1, installed. Net framework 2.0, and patched it... It took a long time to understand. The. Net-related directories in the WINDOWS directory must be added with the USER permission.

Thursday, domain name resolution, installation of services, preparation of new products, and arrangement for the completion of the new product website.

On Friday, when the new product was launched, we encountered another problem of cross-domain work. ASP COOKIE cannot be used across domains and use JS instead. JS's XMLHTTP cannot be used across domains and changed to ASP XMLHTTP. After everything was done, he found that one of the FLASH component calls he used could not be used across domains. While he was dizzy, Lao Luo realized that he only needed to set one parameter of FLASH.

In the middle, from time to time, a local area network virus comes out to cause trouble.

They all stopped busy and actually caught a cold. Alas!