My site/application points to a folder called 'site' with all permissions set up. Game Quan Ly Nha Hang. • In that folder resides 'home.asp'. • Default document is 'home.asp'. When I go to the domain, I get a 'page not found'. If I capture that 404 error in IIS and tell it to redirect to 'home.asp', everything works. The problem with that is I don't want to redirect all 404's to home.asp. I want the site to default to home.asp and find it.

• Any ideas why this is happening? • Do I need to do something to the.Net side of things to tell it to use the.ASP side of things by default? • Do I need to create a.aspx default page that redirects to my 'home.asp'? If so, what do I name that page? As Diodeus indicated you should not try to redirect to a default page with a custom 404 error page that redirects, but rather by making sure your 'home.asp' is added to the list of default documents within IIS. This is thus an IIS configuration issue. For instance for setting up default documents in IIS 6.0 this would be: • In IIS Manager, double-click the local computer, right-click the individual Web site folder, and then click Properties.

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• Click the Documents tab. • Select the Enable default content page check box. • Click Add to add a new default document to the list.

(For you this would be your 'home.asp') • Optional: Click the document you want to remove from the list and click Remove. • Click a document from the list and click Move Up or Move down to change the order in which default documents are served to client requests.