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IIS 5.0 Non-Fatal Configuration Error & FrontPage Extensions Problem

Asked by swabeui in Microsoft IIS Web Server

Tags: configuration, error, iis, fatal, non

I have a Windows 2000 IIS 5.0 server running 3 seperate websites.  I have frontpage 2002 extensions installed and until a couple months ago, it was working fine.  Unfortunatly I was not thinking and promoted my web server to a domain controller before discovering that I shouldn't have done that.  I demoted the server and that's when all my problems arrived.  

IIS still runs and works but with one quirk.  When I go into the IIS Manager and drill down on my server, I get an error message that reads:

"A non-fatal configuration error has occurred.  Not all available information  may be displayed."

I click ok and all is normal, until now.  I need to add a new site and add the frontpage extensions 2002 to it as well.  Unfortunatly after I add the site, the configuration website for frontpage ext. doesn't see the new site.

My two questions are:

How can I get rid of the error message (very minor issue)?
How can I get Frontpage to see my new site?

Here are some things I have tried.  I have uninstalled and reinstalled IIS as well as frontpage 2002.  I have also rerun patchs and IIS Lockdown.  One strange thing I have noticed is that after I reinstall IIS all my settings are back just as they were.  So something is getting left behind.  

Any help on this matter would be much appreciated.
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