problem File not found Error due to Querystring keyword

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HI friends....

I have created a page "Home.aspx". I am passing the QueryString "Sender=1234" and Message="Hello".

Exactly the URL is
http://localhost:2346/Project/Home.aspx?Sender=1234&Message=Hello

In local , it is working fine. But when I upload to this server(win 2008+iis7+ sqlserver2008), it gives me an error- File Not Found

when i analyse this problem , i find out that due to "end" word in Url it gives me an error. I can't use "end" keyword in URL. But for me it is mandatory to use "sender" keyword in URL Querystring.

Pls see this problem. Is there any server policies or IIS policy?

Thanks
Ravi Kumar

Posted 15-Apr-11 2:41am

ravi24june

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E.F. Nijboer 15-Apr-11 8:44am

But what kind of strange redirect rule do you have that is causing 'end' to give this error?

ravi24june 15-Apr-11 10:41am

No idea ....
Can i use URL Redirect Rule.....

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Jeffrey Enzo · Answer 1 · 2011-04-15T02:48:00

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Home.aspx is not default in the IIS Default Docs. You must define this!
http://www.iis.net/ConfigReference/system.webServer/defaultDocument[^]

Posted 15-Apr-11 2:48am

Jeffrey Enzo

Updated 15-Apr-11 2:49am

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ravi24june 15-Apr-11 10:38am

Thx 4 ur reply ... But this issue is not only with "Home.aspx". For any Page , i am facing the same problem.