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This would be very easy with ASP.NET, although Adam tells us custom 404 is the way to go with old-school ASP.
More to the point, Stox is absolutely right about static vs dynamic content. That's an old wive's tale from about five years ago. Engines used to have a harder time dealing with dynamically generated pages, and in some cases index them differently. They still do, with the suppdex, if you use too many query string parameters.
ASP and PHP run some code on the server, and sends pure HTML down to the client, with maybe some script the bots will ignore. And content is content.
Mostly. If you serve radically different things from the same URL with a different query, the bots could have a hard time with it, but chances are you're just fine. Microsoft's development site ( msdn ) does fine in the SERPs, and is all ASP and ASP.NET.
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