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Windows Server Forum / Exchange Server / Design / April 2005OWA Permissions
I am wanting to do Forms Based Authentication with E2K3 OWA and was wondering what the default permissions of the IIS Virtual Directories Exadmin Exchange ExchWeb OMA Public are supposed to be set at. I have played with the permissions in IIS for these VD's and would like to set them back to the default. This is the first time that I have seen this \\.\backofficestorage crap. Thanks, Fred Permissions or Directory Security? JohnF. >I am wanting to do Forms Based Authentication with E2K3 OWA and was > wondering what the default permissions of the IIS Virtual Directories [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > Thanks, > Fred Just IIS permissions. I have not touched the NTFS permissions. Good Point, sorry. Fred > Permissions or Directory Security? > JohnF. [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] >> Thanks, >> Fred Directory Security Settings Exadmin = Integrated Windows Authentication Exchange = Basic Authentication ExchWeb = Anonymous OMA = Basic Public = Basic JohnF. > Just IIS permissions. I have not touched the NTFS permissions. Good > Point, sorry. [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] >>> Thanks, >>> Fred I set the "bin" VD under the ExchWeb to Basic as well otherwise some things (like the spell check and opening web links in e-mails) won't work. You get a login failure and are prompted to login again. Also, if all the users are in one domain, you should set the default domain for all the VDs that you set to basic. > Directory Security Settings > [quoted text clipped - 29 lines] >>>> Thanks, >>>> Fred Thanks Guys. Fred >I set the "bin" VD under the ExchWeb to Basic as well otherwise some things >(like the spell check and opening web links in e-mails) won't work. You get [quoted text clipped - 36 lines] >>>>> Thanks, >>>>> Fred |
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