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Posted by William J. Terrell
William J. Terrell
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HTTP Help

We have a custom 404 page that we deliver on our website (www.williamwoods.edu), but there's something weird going on.

When a user goes to a URL that is not valid on our site, for example, www.williamwoods.edu/foo, they get the 404 page, which is correct, but Google seems to get a 302 code. It seems to think that the information on the original page is now on 404.aspx.

I really don't know anything about configuring these - we went into IIS and did the whole......whatever you call it when you do it within IIS, but that doesn't seem to be working.

Is there someplace where I can learn (a lot) more about configuring these things properly, or would anyone have any insight as to what might need to be done?

Thanks!