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In order for IIS to allow access to the file at all, it needs to be assigned a MIME-type. Use application/octet-stream and the browser will almost certainly treat it as a file it can't handle itself.
(You could also experiment with application/x-whatever-you-want)
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I think you have to enable https in IIS itself. The following links will help
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=324069
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=298805
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Firefox 3.x and many others do.
Can you post the full agent string that you're having problems with? As it sounds like it could be a custom script that is generating the request and pretending to be a certain agent. But is incorrectly creating the ident string. Or your check against the agent string is incorrect.
Edit:
The strings you posted are being ...
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Scott Forsyth - MVP's answer to 'Different file locations for http v https on IIS?' suggests that you look at Failed Request Tracing to help identify the fault, I'd also suggest checking the IIS logs to see exactly what is happening to the request for default.aspx, it must be going somewhere!
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It sounds as though you will need to set up default documents for the secure site, as described in Setting Up Default Documents from the IIS 6.0 documentation:
In IIS Manager, double-click the local computer, right-click the Web Sites folder or an individual Web site folder, and then click
Properties.
Note: Configuration settings made at the ...
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http://www.webconfs.com/how-to-redirect-a-webpage.php
I used this site to 301 my site, though mines an Apache server, it has an ISS walkthrough also.
Or visit this link: http://www.windowshostingasp.net/windows_hosting_forums/showthread.php?t=35
Login in your windows server and start IIS console.
Now choose the server running the site you want to ...
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Google turned up a bunch of tutorials for this. This one and this one looks as good as any.
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First you must register your domainname with a suitable registrar.
As part of this the IP addresses of 2 computers that will serve as "DNS servers" are required. Many registrars provide these servers as part of the service.
Next the "DNS zone files" on those "DNS Servers" need to be updated to include a reference that basically says "www.mydomain.com is at ...
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Also try, both under <system.webServer> :
<validation validateIntegratedModeConfiguration="false"/>
else it won't work because the Reporting Services handler invalidates this mode. then under <handlers>
<add name="Reserved-ReportViewerWebControl-axd" path="Reserved.ReportViewerWebControl.axd" verb="*" ...
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HTTP handlers are handled differently in IIS7 vs. IIS6. A couple of things you could try:
1) Change your app pool from 'integrated' mode to 'classic' mode (probably would not be the first choice, but will certainly get it working).
2) Reconfigure your web.config file (this is probably the route you should go). In integrated mode, http handlers need to be ...
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