>>>What would I do to troubleshoot if this is cache problems?
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>>Ok first for caching issues, make sure your cache is cleared out, and that IE refreshes the data every page request.
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>Done. Was automatic, not is set to get new page for every requests. The problems still happens though.
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>> That way you will eliminate that. Ok, it is having a problem when your internet connection is down?
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>It seems unrelated to the internet connection going down since the internet connection hasn't crashed for several days, yet I've still had the problem.

Have you looked at server load, or other server performance montioring? Perhaps your server can't handle the load, or you have a method that is taking a lot of processing power, or something that is hitting the database hard.

True this, see if you can reproduce the error, w/ just an HTML page, testing.html or something.. Reload it several times, perhaps right a little application to hit it every 20 seconds, and download the HTML. That will be the first thing, that will let you begin seeing if the problem is with server load or with ASP.NET etc.


Morgan