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I've developed a website which allows users to setup their own AD accounts (self-service portal), change passwords, etc. The front end is traditional web forms. The back end is a traditional web service. This web service creates the AD accounts, exchange accounts, creates shares, etc. This has worked fairly well for a few years but a number of bugs are starting to appear.

I want to rewrite this. How would you guys do it? Would you still use web services or use WCF? Is there any new technologies out there I should be aware of or use?
 
Why have a web service layer? Seems completely redundant.

Having said that, rewriting is rarely the best answer. Why not properly understand and fix the bugs then move on to something else?

It needs a rewrite anyway and if we use WCF at least we can consume the code in other projects.
 
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