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Ok. Thanks Yash. This sounds good. I will wait for the "upgrade" and try to be patient. riley

Ok. I think I get it, but let's make sure. My sites will still be on win1 (logically speaking), which will actually be the win5 server (physically speaking). Is that it? I just want to avoid having to reconfigure things like email accounts and so on. That is why I don't want to move right...

If the sites on win1 are ultimately going to be combined onto win5, then what is meant by "win1 upgrade?" This sounds less like an upgrade and more like a move. riley

When is the Win1 upgrade going to happen? riley

What is causing these slow-downs? Is the order of the name servers the reason my sites are affected differently? If so, what can I (or someone else) do about it? A comment from somebody at JH would be appreciated. riley

The only thing that comes to mind is that when you are using the Access program, the connection is established and the database is open. When you run the query, that's all that happens. Obviously there is more overhead involved when doing this from an ASP page (establishing the connection...

The problem seems to have cleared up. One thing that I did notice while I was checking my sites is that one was only somewhat slow and the other was very, very slow. The one that was very, very slow has the name servers specified in control panel as ns1 and ns2. The one that was only somewhat...

It is 11:25 EDT and win1 is very, very slow (30+ seconds to load a page). riley

I thought I would post a follow-up and point out a few things that I have realized and discovered. I would suggest that the code I posted should return a "403 Forbidden" instead of a 404. It is not only more technically correct, but it also avoids any problems you might encounter if you use...

Yes, and the best way to insure that they do is to install something... riley

Correction: I forgot one of the most important things for this code. Because it is working at Session_Start(), we must include a Session.Abandon() so the session is not established. Without that statement, the client would be denied access on his first request, but would be able to access the...

Well, here is what I came up with for my .net application. The code is in the Session_Start() sub of config.asax. It gets the bannedIP lists from the web.conig file. Although this is written for .net, it could be easily adapted for use in the config.asa file of an ASP3 application. It allows...

I was thinking of something very similar, but I was thinking of placing it in the global.asax.vb Session_Start() sub (it's a .net application). It should also work in global.asa for asp3 applications. This would avoid having to place the include in every page of the site. I am going to test...

Is there a simple way to ban certain IPs from accessing a site hosted on a Windows server? riley

Any information regarding what happened this afternoon? riley