the site shows "File not found" when i visit whatever pages with .aspx extensionwithin the site. but the js, css, images and txt are all right.
i search resources from internet, and found most similar issue cause by configure web.config with IIS tools, and they remove xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/.NetConfiguration/v2.0" in web.config, that the site goes well.

but it's not my case, do anyone have the same case like me or provide me any info on this issue.

thanks for any of your help.

thanks, Mike and Paul.

thesite is set to form authorization with SSL.defaultmap to https://domain/ and internal map to http://servername:portinalternate access mappings, also, we bind an external IP to the website in IIS.

the plain error message "File not found"display when we access the site with https://domain and http://servername:port

the _layouts/login.aspx show up properly by using http://ip:port, but give unknow error after logging with the break images.

i have no idea on what causes this issue.

thanks for sharing your thoughts on this.

Jason,

Did you configure your SSL Certificate for the site, if not Your site will display "FILE not found" error.

if you have not configured the certificate, just download the IIS 6.0 resource kit (Assumption you are running win 2003 server with IIS 6.0) from http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/kb/840671and setup the selfSSL

Then run the following command : SelfSSL /T /S:(your site id) /P:(Your SSL port usually 443)
ex : SelfSSL /T /S:1 /P:443

the above SelfSSLCertificateis only for internal testing purpose, For commercial you need to buy and install SSL certificate from CA

thanks, Ramakrisna.

the SSL was installed and the site once running pretty well.

i have one web application set with form authorization and another extend site for windows authorization.

now both of these site appear the same error.

and we have two servers running, one is for disaster recovering.

the client inform me that they had DNS issue yesterday and fix that issue, do you think it would affect?

• Marked as answer by Jason Frog Thursday, May 07, 2009 3:46 AM
• Unmarked as answer by Jason Frog Thursday, May 07, 2009 3:46 AM

before this issue happen, the content db was performed DB replication between two servers.

the content DB might be damaged and somestorage procedures wasmissingwhen replication running failed.

after restoring the content DB, it looks good again.

thanks for all your help.

• Marked as answer by Jason Frog Thursday, May 07, 2009 3:46 AM

before this issue happen, the content db was performed DB replication between two servers.

the content DB might be damaged and some storage procedures was missing when replication running failed.

after restoring the content DB, it looks good again.

thanks for all your help.