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asp_discuss thread: No longer able to use IIS
Message #1 by "Gary Hartge" <ghartge@u...> on Mon, 11 Feb 2002 15:10:37
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Dear ASP_discuss,
The organization that I work for will no longer allow the use of IIS servers. I have developed several ASP applications
and need some help in offering suggestions on what my department needs or should move to in order to continue
with these applications, if possible. I am strictly in development, not archetecture.
Your help is GREATLY appreciated and I hope I get to use the three books I ordered from Wrox!
Gary
Message #2 by "2.0.0.6" <danielw@w...> on Tue, 12 Feb 2002 16:08:44 -0000
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What have they replaced them with?
"Imagination is more important than knowledge. Knowledge is limited.
Imagination encircles the whole world."
-Albert Einstein
"Gary Hartge" <ghartge@u...> wrote in message news:145004@a..._discuss...
Dear ASP_discuss,
The organization that I work for will no longer allow the use of IIS
servers. I have developed several ASP applications
and need some help in offering suggestions on what my department needs or
should move to in order to continue
with these applications, if possible. I am strictly in development, not
archetecture.
Your help is GREATLY appreciated and I hope I get to use the three books I
ordered from Wrox!
Gary
Message #3 by "Gary Hartge" <ghartge@u...> on Tue, 12 Feb 2002 19:05:31
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That is the big question. They have not replaced them yet, target date is
April 2002. I have some input and wanted to get some input from experts.
The issue is the security, or lack there of, of IIS. The server will be
replaced. I would like to be able to suggest something so that I could
continue to use the applications that have been developed. Possibly MS
Site Server??
Thanks!
> What have they replaced them with?
>
>
>
> "Imagination is more important than knowledge. Knowledge is limited.
> Imagination encircles the whole world."
>
> -Albert Einstein
>
>
>
> "Gary Hartge" <ghartge@u...> wrote in message
news:145004@a..._discuss...
>
> Dear ASP_discuss,
>
> The organization that I work for will no longer allow the use of IIS
> servers. I have developed several ASP applications
> and need some help in offering suggestions on what my department needs or
> should move to in order to continue
> with these applications, if possible. I am strictly in development, not
> archetecture.
>
> Your help is GREATLY appreciated and I hope I get to use the three books
I
> ordered from Wrox!
>
> Gary
>
>
>
>
Message #4 by "Craig Flannigan" <ckf@k...> on Wed, 13 Feb 2002 08:43:17 -0000
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We've yet to find an ASP engine that FULLY supports all the commands that
ASP on IIS does.
Chillisoft ASP doesn't quite get there, but is the closest.
-----Original Message-----
From: Gary Hartge [mailto:ghartge@u...]
Sent: 12 February 2002 19:06
To: asp_discuss
Subject: [asp_discuss] Re: No longer able to use IIS
That is the big question. They have not replaced them yet, target date is
April 2002. I have some input and wanted to get some input from experts.
The issue is the security, or lack there of, of IIS. The server will be
replaced. I would like to be able to suggest something so that I could
continue to use the applications that have been developed. Possibly MS
Site Server??
Thanks!
> What have they replaced them with?
>
>
>
> "Imagination is more important than knowledge. Knowledge is limited.
> Imagination encircles the whole world."
>
> -Albert Einstein
>
>
>
> "Gary Hartge" <ghartge@u...> wrote in message
news:145004@a..._discuss...
>
> Dear ASP_discuss,
>
> The organization that I work for will no longer allow the use of IIS
> servers. I have developed several ASP applications
> and need some help in offering suggestions on what my department needs or
> should move to in order to continue
> with these applications, if possible. I am strictly in development, not
> archetecture.
>
> Your help is GREATLY appreciated and I hope I get to use the three books
I
> ordered from Wrox!
>
> Gary
>
>
>
>
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Message #5 by "2.0.0.6" <danielw@w...> on Wed, 13 Feb 2002 11:13:58 -0000
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So they just took all the servers and put them in a skip in the carpark and
set fire to them? That's the kind of managemnt focus on security you've got
to respect! To Hell with firewalls, eh?
Do you work with a bloke called "Dilbert", by any chance? Shortish, glasses?
Perhaps you should persuade them that a properly patched system (of any
kind) is the answer to your needs, rather than just unistalling something
because they read somewhere that it wasn't secure? Microsoft get the blame
for more lax attitudes to security than they deserve. Point out to them that
even the famous Apache web server got it name through its needing to be
constantly patched for security holes. Crackers will still home in on a
badly patched Apache like flies around a dieing animal... I understand they
think there's more glory in it.
Dan
"He who has imagination without learning has wings and no feet."
-Joseph Joubert
"Gary Hartge" <ghartge@u...> wrote in message news:145559@a..._discuss...
That is the big question. They have not replaced them yet, target date is
April 2002. I have some input and wanted to get some input from experts.
The issue is the security, or lack there of, of IIS. The server will be
replaced. I would like to be able to suggest something so that I could
continue to use the applications that have been developed. Possibly MS
Site Server??
Thanks!
> What have they replaced them with?
>
>
>
> "Imagination is more important than knowledge. Knowledge is limited.
> Imagination encircles the whole world."
>
> -Albert Einstein
>
>
>
> "Gary Hartge" <ghartge@u...> wrote in message
news:145004@a..._discuss...
>
> Dear ASP_discuss,
>
> The organization that I work for will no longer allow the use of IIS
> servers. I have developed several ASP applications
> and need some help in offering suggestions on what my department needs or
> should move to in order to continue
> with these applications, if possible. I am strictly in development, not
> archetecture.
>
> Your help is GREATLY appreciated and I hope I get to use the three books
I
> ordered from Wrox!
>
> Gary
>
>
>
>
Message #6 by "Gary Hartge" <ghartge@u...> on Mon, 25 Feb 2002 14:14:58
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Well that is pretty much what they would like to do. (Set them on fire that is) It isn't a done deal
yet, but it is similar
to a deadman walking.
I thank you and everyone for ALL of the responses and help. I will use the arguments you supplied and the old
"money issue" to explain what it would take to reprogram all of these applications on a system that may not offer any
more security than what we have now.
Thanks again!
> So they just took all the servers and put them in a skip in the carpark
and
> set fire to them? That's the kind of managemnt focus on security you've
got
> to respect! To Hell with firewalls, eh?
>
> Do you work with a bloke called "Dilbert", by any chance? Shortish,
glasses?
>
> Perhaps you should persuade them that a properly patched system (of any
> kind) is the answer to your needs, rather than just unistalling something
> because they read somewhere that it wasn't secure? Microsoft get the
blame
> for more lax attitudes to security than they deserve. Point out to them
that
> even the famous Apache web server got it name through its needing to be
> constantly patched for security holes. Crackers will still home in on a
> badly patched Apache like flies around a dieing animal... I understand
they
> think there's more glory in it.
>
> Dan
> "He who has imagination without learning has wings and no feet."
> -Joseph Joubert
>
>
> "Gary Hartge" <ghartge@u...> wrote in message
news:145559@a..._discuss...
>
> That is the big question. They have not replaced them yet, target date is
> April 2002. I have some input and wanted to get some input from experts.
> The issue is the security, or lack there of, of IIS. The server will be
> replaced. I would like to be able to suggest something so that I could
> continue to use the applications that have been developed. Possibly MS
> Site Server??
>
> Thanks!
>
>
> > What have they replaced them with?
> >
> >
> >
> > "Imagination is more important than knowledge. Knowledge is limited.
> > Imagination encircles the whole world."
> >
> > -Albert Einstein
> >
> >
> >
> > "Gary Hartge" <ghartge@u...> wrote in message
> news:145004@a..._discuss...
> >
> > Dear ASP_discuss,
> >
> > The organization that I work for will no longer allow the use of IIS
> > servers. I have developed several ASP applications
> > and need some help in offering suggestions on what my department needs
or
> > should move to in order to continue
> > with these applications, if possible. I am strictly in development, not
> > archetecture.
> >
> > Your help is GREATLY appreciated and I hope I get to use the three
books
> I
> > ordered from Wrox!
> >
> > Gary
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
>
>
>
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