Thursday, August 18, 2011

How to Restore Default Error Pages in IIS7

Well it happend to me today, I accidently deleted the Error page 403!


It says inherited, so I tried to find how I can inherite from the top site, no luck. I even removed HTTP Errors and re-added...no luck
I manually created 403, its "Entry Type" was set "local" and I got 500 error when I try to open the site.


Finally I looked at the web.config


howa,,,there it is


I removed it, and refreshed the iis...yahoo
I got my 403 back!


That was dumb, but I am glad it is fixed!
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7 comments:

  1. huhu78Thu Aug 30, 04:26:00 AM MDT

    Useful. Thx.

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  2. UnknownFri May 03, 07:38:00 AM MDT

    Thanks! Worked for me too.

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  3. UnknownFri May 03, 07:38:00 AM MDT

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  4. DinooThu Jun 26, 03:00:00 PM MDT

    This helped. Thanks for this post !!

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  5. Dharmavarapu AbhiramWed Mar 15, 02:05:00 AM MDT

    I have followed your steps for Default Web site where I had local for 404 as I had problem there. I have closed and reopened IIS but of no use. Should I have to restart the system.?

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  6. Dharmavarapu AbhiramWed Mar 15, 02:09:00 AM MDT

    It worked finally. Please ignore my above post.

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