WebDAV Server Issue:
I am unable to get WebDAV to work properly on my Public Windows 2003 IIS
Server.  I have two sites on this server (the default site and second site
running with a host header)  The default site is configured with a

On a W2K3 IIS SP2, when the user is connecting locally on the server,
ServerVariables["LOGON_USER"]  is giving me DOMAIN_NAME\COMPUTER_NAME$
instead of the real username of the adminstrator that logged on on the
server.

For some reason Google has started to use the IP address of my site in
its results, as well as the domain name. I am using Server 2003. Is
there a way to stop this from happening in IIS?
Cheers,

I know you could do XSS in the past with IIS 5.0 until it got plugged, but
now I have a "real need".
Is it possible to loosen up the security in a control fashion?

I've seen old threads and posts about this, but it's a problem that has
recently cropped up with Win2K3 R2 SP2 and IE6 SP2, IE7.
We have a secure web server that creates Excel documents of selected data
then outputs the document as a page to the user, with this code:

I am running a Windows IIS machine (standalone) and would like to allow
users to authenticate against our existing back-end KDC (MIT Kerberos realm
authentication).
IIS is running a COTS app, so I don't have any flexibility to muck with the

I just got a dedicated Windows 2003 server at Brinkster (IIS6).  It had
Plesk 8.3 on it, but some things just didn't seem right with Plesk, so I
uninstalled it.
This is my first dedicated server, and I'd really rather learn about the

Just installed IIS on Windows 2003 R2. When logged in as domain
administrator, I'm unable to check server extensions on the default web
site. But when I log in as the local administrator, it works in that the
administration web site appears.

Hi...
I'm attempting to use C# for CGI. I am able to use both Perl and C without a
problem
but C# fails with:

I have read reams of info regarding the ability to use C# for CGI, and tried
loads of approaches. I am getting a mixed message. Microsoft documentation
indicates that references to .exe cgi files won't work. That seems to be
verified through numerous attempts. But there is always ...

I'm trying to set up a UNC share as a new IIS Virtual Directory in either
IIS6.0 or IIS7.0. This UNC is not within my domain but rather is in a
workgroup outside of my domain but is available for connection. In other
words, I can map a drive to the UNC but I can browse to it ...

WS2008 box using IIS7 on subnet 192.168.100.x is trying to connect to a
storage array on 192.168.200.x.
I have an IP, 192.168.100.220, that allows me read-only access from the .100
subnet to the storage array on the .200 subnet. I can map a drive through

We currently have IIS set up on our Win 2003 server that is handling port 80
traffic via our firewall (for external access to Exchange).  What I'd like to
do is create a new A NAME record (our domain is handled by GoDaddy/Plesk) for
a sub-domain of our domain (subdomain.domain ...

In regards to cost vs. performance..... what is the recommendation for a IIS
Web Server?
Our web server is primarily asp/asp.net communication with a Microsoft SQL
Server on a separate server.

Hi Friends,
I created one ASP.Net 2.0 application and deployed that in IIS.
When I tried to access that through IE, it is giving following error.
The current identity (ComputerName\ASPNET) does not have write access