I am using FrontPage 2002 and publishing ASP . This has worked reasonably
well for two years. I just built a couple of new forms and databases to
collent information for a pediatric training program. Every day or other day
the pages are unavailable with the message that the pages are unavailable
and not viewable.

Maybe someone here has an explanation why they would keep disappearing
requiring Internet service provider queries and requests for resolution
(Interland) All I hear is that the server cache needs resetting. I didn't
have recurring problems until this summer. I have re-indexed many times and
the pages work when they are viewable. Interland service and features haves
been satisfactory. I haven't had many problems and generally fast response
but I must submit tickets almost daily lately.

I have broadband and wish I could set up my own server but this is not a
comercial account although the activity is very small.

Any suggestions about why this problem recurs? My three working survey forms
and results pages are at: www.aapca1.org/aapca1/jobs.asp
www.aapca1.org/aapca1/scocit.asp and lastly
www.aapca1.org/aapca1/employer.asp
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Mark M. Simonian MD FAAP
Medical Director, ChildNet Medical Associates
5305 N Fresno St 105A
Fresno, CA 93710
(559) 221-7192
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That is a hosting issue, however you might trying posting to either of the
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"Mark M Simonian" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> I am using FrontPage 2002 and publishing ASP . This has worked reasonably
> well for two years. I just built a couple of new forms and databases to
> collent information for a pediatric training program. Every day or other
day
> the pages are unavailable with the message that the pages are unavailable
> and not viewable.
>
> Maybe someone here has an explanation why they would keep disappearing
> requiring Internet service provider queries and requests for resolution
> (Interland) All I hear is that the server cache needs resetting. I didn't
> have recurring problems until this summer. I have re-indexed many times
and
> the pages work when they are viewable. Interland service and features
haves
> been satisfactory. I haven't had many problems and generally fast response
> but I must submit tickets almost daily lately.
>
> I have broadband and wish I could set up my own server but this is not a
> comercial account although the activity is very small.
>
> Any suggestions about why this problem recurs? My three working survey
forms
> and results pages are at: www.aapca1.org/aapca1/jobs.asp
> www.aapca1.org/aapca1/scocit.asp and lastly
> www.aapca1.org/aapca1/employer.asp
> *********************
> Mark M. Simonian MD FAAP
> Medical Director, ChildNet Medical Associates
> 5305 N Fresno St 105A
> Fresno, CA 93710
> (559) 221-7192
> (E-Mail Removed)
> www.markmsimonian.medem.com
> *************************
> Alert: This email and any files transmitted with it
> are intended solely for the use of the individual or
> entity to whom they are addressed and may contain
> confidential, patient health or other legally
> privileged information. If you have received this
> email in error please notify the sender by email,
> delete and destroy this message and its attachments.
> Any unauthorized review, use, disclosure,
> or distribution is prohibited.
>
>