C
Chad Crowder
Hi all,
I've got a problem on one of my production systems in that it is using the
1.034 version of the framework by default, even though v1.1 is installed.
I tried simply pointing to the new version using the ISAPI filter, but that
generates an undecipherable "500" error, on my applications.
When I go into Add Remove programs, I see both versions of the framework
listed. This, to me, is entirely strange - as this server is part of a
cluster setup, and the other servers in the cluster are properly using v1.1
(and all updates and software installations are identical). Because of
this, I'm thinking that my upgrade to version 1.1 just didn't take.
Anyone have any thoughts on how I should go about cleaning this mess up? Is
it possible for me to uninstall version 1.1, and reinstall it - it should
become the default right? Are there any pre-removal proceedures that I need
to follow? Since this is a production server, I've got to be careful not to
break my already existing web apps.
Thanks for the help and insight,
Chad
I've got a problem on one of my production systems in that it is using the
1.034 version of the framework by default, even though v1.1 is installed.
I tried simply pointing to the new version using the ISAPI filter, but that
generates an undecipherable "500" error, on my applications.
When I go into Add Remove programs, I see both versions of the framework
listed. This, to me, is entirely strange - as this server is part of a
cluster setup, and the other servers in the cluster are properly using v1.1
(and all updates and software installations are identical). Because of
this, I'm thinking that my upgrade to version 1.1 just didn't take.
Anyone have any thoughts on how I should go about cleaning this mess up? Is
it possible for me to uninstall version 1.1, and reinstall it - it should
become the default right? Are there any pre-removal proceedures that I need
to follow? Since this is a production server, I've got to be careful not to
break my already existing web apps.
Thanks for the help and insight,
Chad