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I am aware of various programming methods to accomplish this. Just wondering if there is any way to let IIS handle it ( so I don't have to have the code at the beginning of every file ). I have tried to set an ASP redirect page to send all 403.4 errors to, but I could not get the requested URI from ASP. Not to familiar with regular ASP maybe there is a way, would be willing to use global.asa if necessary. However, there are several ASP.NET applications running in the directory (which is easy to redirect using global.asax).
Thanks for any help.
Kerry