404 Not Found and IIS

[rpage at okway.okstate.edu]

   Hi! It is not possible, at least I never found a way to do it, with IIS 
   v3.x. The latest iteration, IIS v4.x, does allow custom messages, and is 
   realatively easy to configure.
   
   --Richard
   
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Subject: 404 Not Found and IIS 
Author:  <pkonshak at carmel.lib.in.us > at SMTP
Date:    2/18/98 12:51 PM


Hi,
   
Does anyone know if it's possible using Microsoft's Internet Information 
Server (3.0 or above) to set up an error page that is displayed instead of 
the "HTTP/1.0 404 Object Not Found" error message when a user requests a 
non-existant page?  Ideally, the error page would contain a message 
explaining the error, and a link to a site search engine or site index of 
some sort.  I've seen this feature on other sites, it is very helpful. 
Thanks,
   
   
Peter
   
   
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Peter Konshak                             pkonshak at carmel.lib.in.us 
Computer Technology Coordinator                
Carmel Clay Public Library              http://www.carmel.lib.in.us 
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