Removing website re-direction

Hi,

I had an intranet application(asp.net) deployed on one of
my webservers - say webserver1. I'd set up a permanent
redirection (in IIS) to the same application on a
different webserver, say webserver2. So a url of
http://webserver1/myapplication would automatically
redirect to http://webserver2/myapplication. Now here's
the interesting bit. I removed "myapplication" from
webserver1 successfully (through add/remove programs)(but
I hadn't removed the redirection from IIS before hand, I'm
guessing this is the cause of my problem). On
webserver1, "myapplication" has been removed from IIS,
there is no virtual directory, and I deleted all the
temporary asp.net files from the
C:\WINNT\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v1.0.3705\Temporary
ASP.NET Files\"myapplication" directory. Now when I try
to deploy a newer version of "myapplication" onto
webserver1, I get a message back stating "..the Internet
Information Server might not be running, or the path
exists and is redirected to another machine." I can see
that the re-direction still exists, as
http://webserver1/myapplication will still point me to
http://webserver2/myapplication, even when the application
no longer exists on webserver1. So my question is, if the
error message is correct, how can I remove this re-
direction from IIS, when the redirection was originally
set up in IIS on a website that no longer exists. By the
way, I've run iireset & that didn't help.

Thanks
David

Where did you configure HTTPRedirection on Webserver1, and are you sure you
removed it? If not, you need to find it yourself...

Did you also delete the physical files (in addition to the temporary files)
that corresponded to the /myapplication app on Webserver1 ??

IISRESET is not going to help in this situation at all since you need to
remove a value that you set yourself.

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Hi,

I had an intranet application(asp.net) deployed on one of
my webservers - say webserver1. I'd set up a permanent
redirection (in IIS) to the same application on a
different webserver, say webserver2. So a url of
http://webserver1/myapplication would automatically
redirect to http://webserver2/myapplication. Now here's
the interesting bit. I removed "myapplication" from
webserver1 successfully (through add/remove programs)(but
I hadn't removed the redirection from IIS before hand, I'm
guessing this is the cause of my problem). On
webserver1, "myapplication" has been removed from IIS,
there is no virtual directory, and I deleted all the
temporary asp.net files from the
C:\WINNT\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v1.0.3705\Temporary
ASP.NET Files\"myapplication" directory. Now when I try
to deploy a newer version of "myapplication" onto
webserver1, I get a message back stating "..the Internet
Information Server might not be running, or the path
exists and is redirected to another machine." I can see
that the re-direction still exists, as
http://webserver1/myapplication will still point me to
http://webserver2/myapplication, even when the application
no longer exists on webserver1. So my question is, if the
error message is correct, how can I remove this re-
direction from IIS, when the redirection was originally
set up in IIS on a website that no longer exists. By the
way, I've run iireset & that didn't help.

Thanks
David