IIS 6.0
Windows 2003 SP1

I am having a problem with IISADMPWD.  I am granting my users the
abaility to change their passwords via a web page.  I can get to the
main page fine http://<server Address>/iisadmpwd/aexp2b.asp.  I fill
out the form and click on the appropriate button, and get sent to
http://<Server Address>/iisadmpwd/achg.asp? to carry out the actual
passwd change, but this page gives an error message of "This Page
Cannot Be Displayed".  Any ideas?

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Can you look a bit further down the page? "Page can not be displayed" is a
generic message at the top of the page. What is the HTTP status further
down? E.g. is it 500 Internal Server Error? Can you post what that message
is?

If it is 500, can you uncheck "Show Friendly HTTP errors" in your copy of IE
(Tools -> Internet Options -> Advanced) and reload the page? Post the full
error message you get now.

Cheers
Ken

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: IIS 6.0
: Windows 2003 SP1
:
: I am having a problem with IISADMPWD.  I am granting my users the
: abaility to change their passwords via a web page.  I can get to the
: main page fine http://<server Address>/iisadmpwd/aexp2b.asp.  I fill
: out the form and click on the appropriate button, and get sent to
: http://<Server Address>/iisadmpwd/achg.asp? to carry out the actual
: passwd change, but this page gives an error message of "This Page
: Cannot Be Displayed".  Any ideas?

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My own fault......

I just realized that the aexp2b.asp script brought you to a
httpS://<server address>/iisadmpwd/achg.asp.  I have since updated the
script and I it appears to work OK.  Thank you for the response.

I now got to lock it down by making everything HTTPS.

On Mon, 12 Sep 2005 11:17:16 +1000, "Ken Schaefer"
<kenREMOVE@THISadOpenStatic.com> wrote:

>Can you look a bit further down the page? "Page can not be displayed" is a
>generic message at the top of the page. What is the HTTP status further
>down? E.g. is it 500 Internal Server Error? Can you post what that message
>is?
>
>If it is 500, can you uncheck "Show Friendly HTTP errors" in your copy of I
E
>(Tools -> Internet Options -> Advanced) and reload the page? Post the full
>error message you get now.
>
>Cheers
>Ken

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