RE: Problem with script - Dynamic DNS program
From: Tim Coffey (timcof_at_online.microsoft.com)
Date: 02/11/04
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Date: Wed, 11 Feb 2004 04:43:03 GMT
No. This is normal behavior, and has been like this. The only thing I can possibly think of, is to see if there is a firmware update for the router that might allow
the 302 to work, or, try and write an ISAPI filter that would intercept the request and send back a 200. As far as the filter, I am not even sure if that is possible,
but if so, try the inetsdk folks. The should be able to give a code snippet if possible.
Thank you. I hope this information is helpful.
Tim Coffey [MSFT]
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| I wrote an ASP page to perform the same purpose as the dynamic dns services
| that are on the web.
| I want to use my dns servers with some of my remote sites - that's why I am
| doing this.
| (Some routers, like the D-Link, support dynamic DNS updates via http)
|
| The script is done and I tested it by manually submitting it. It works
| perfectly. I can update my DNS entries via http requests.
|
| The problem popped up when I went to put it in production.
| The routers send a GET request to
| www.MYDOMAIN.com\nic\update?myip=xx.xx.xx&myhost=myhost.mydomain.com
|
| The router is expecting a "200 OK" back, which is fine. Problem is, IIS is
| returning a 302.
| The reason is, the path \nic\update resolves to my ASP page which is
| \nic\update\default.asp. The default page.
|
| Since the D-Link router asks for \nic\update (which I have no control
| over), IIS returns a 302 (page moved) and then delivers the page
| (default.asp).
|
| Well, the router doesn't like that and treats it like an error. So nothing
| works.
| There is nothing wrong with the script, its just that return code from IIS.
|
| Is there ANYTHING I can do to force IIS to return 200 OK and the default.asp
| page?
| I was so close and now no cupcakes.
|
| Thanks in advance to anyone who reads this.
| P.S. Running IIS on Win2k server, active directory with DNS WMI helpers.
|
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