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Virtual Server 2005 (VS2005) is a well-known tool to manage Virtual Machines (VMs) on a host server. It is a great feature to manage virtualization for hardware/software. Most often one would use the VS2005 Web Admin interface to manage VMs. But at times Read More...

Recently we have discovered an issue with IIS Manager wherein changing settings in a certain way may cause unexpected restart of World wide Web Publishing Service. And this may happen before you realize until you go back to the Application event log and Read More...

Recently I was working on an issue wherein one of our customers was trying to stream data from their web application in CSV format for it to be recognizable and opened through Excel on the client's end. Basically they were setting content-type and content-disposition Read More...

Here is something which I recently figured out. This may be very simple to many but thought of sharing it for a wider audience. Let's say you have two ASP.Net web applications running on two different servers. Now, assuming you have a constraint wherein Read More...

Ok, I understand you might feel lethargic while viewing this blog of mine thinking, here again the same old crap about server.transfer and response.redirect. Don't know how many links you would already have found if you did a Live or Google on the net Read More...

I have been recently supporting Asp.Net apart from IIS in the role of a Microsoft GTSC Developer Support Engineer. I had been a programmer earlier, but had more expertise on C, C++ and other unmanaged non-web stuffs. I am new to Web technology as per Read More...