Continuing from the last post on customizing 401 error page on IIS, there's a different way to do so by using 302 Redirection. Using this method is actually a bit more simple to do, it's just that you have to create a second website with a landing page to serve as your error page. Not everyone has this privilege to just have a second instance created in production environment, so it's always good to have more options. When you need to restrict access to your web application on IIS, any … [Continue reading]
