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Posted Date: 01 Jul 2006      Posted By: Abhishek Arya    Member Level: Diamond       Category: .NET Framework

How do you know what version of IIS is being used by server..I mean can a client know what version of IIS is being used? or how can I know what version of IIS is being used by my hosting company?

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Response.Write Request.ServerVariables ("SERVER_SOFTWARE")
Response.Write Request.ServerVariables ("SERVER_IIS")
Response.Write Request.ServerVariables ("SERVER_IISVERSION")





      
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