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Jeremy S.
Sorry if this is too far OT - I posted this in the IIS group and got no
response - so here goes:
What would be a good or recommended way to make a Web site in IIS6
inaccessible to users on the Internet. My situation is that I will
periodically update a ASP.NET Web application. While I am making the update
(which will take only a couple of minutes, max) and subsequently checking
that everything works as planned after the update (which may take 5-20
minutes), I don't want any visitors to access *any* pages in the site.
Rather, they should get some page that tells them what to expect (e.g.,
"please try again later" or whatever).
Thanks!
response - so here goes:
What would be a good or recommended way to make a Web site in IIS6
inaccessible to users on the Internet. My situation is that I will
periodically update a ASP.NET Web application. While I am making the update
(which will take only a couple of minutes, max) and subsequently checking
that everything works as planned after the update (which may take 5-20
minutes), I don't want any visitors to access *any* pages in the site.
Rather, they should get some page that tells them what to expect (e.g.,
"please try again later" or whatever).
Thanks!