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From: Eric (ewstellurian.net)
Date: Fri Aug 17 2001 - 14:22:10 CDT

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    Is this NT4? If so, did you re-apply the latest SP after installing
    IIS? .asp problems occur due to a dependency problem if the SP wasn't
    re-applied after IIS. You might try re-applying SP6a, and then apply this
    patch and see if that works.

    As for the $240 charge... support for hotfix related issues is free -
    though they take your card number up front (cause they don't know if you
    really have a hotfix issue, or some other unrelated issue that you want to
    discuss), tell the tech that this is a hotfix issue, and it is free
    support. the magic word "hotfix" is the key word that will give you a
    credit back to your card.

    At 12:11 PM 8/17/2001 -0400, jaysencyberbookies.com wrote:
    >We installed the MS01-44 patch on three dual processor
    >machines and all three stopped serving asp pages, (thanks
    >Microsoft). After a $240 phone call to Microsoft we still
    >have no answers to what caused the problem. The symptoms are
    >as follows. All asp ether takes an extremely long time to
    >load or wont load at all, failing with a timeout. All html
    >works without the same problems. We rolled back the patch
    >and after a few of reboots things are back to normal,
    >(although un-patched). It would be nice to know if any body
    >else is experiencing this same problem and if so how are
    >they handling it.
    >Thanks,
    >Jaysen