iis 6 authentication ISSUE-------------
Issue- we have a virutal webiste (named WEBSITE) that we only want users of
a certain group to be able to access.  The AD domain name is ABC.com.  The
dns name for the website is WEBSITE.XYZ.COM.  The host headers are setup as

I have four web applications under default website in IIS. I want to enforce
SSL only  on some pages in all these applications ,where i gather user
information. How to go about it. this application is available to users on
internet.

I have an IIS6, and a CGI (.exe) web service I want to deploy.
I put the .exe in a virtual directory of it's own.
I understand I need to give execution rights in this directory, I want to
know if there is a way that I can prevent someone from putting another .exe

Is it possible to buy SSL certicates cheaper from somewhere? I want to
use it for multiple sites and don't want the hassle of going through
whole of the procedure all over again.Thanks.

Hi All,
I've dealt alot with kerberos in the past, and have a good understanding. My
dilemma is that I'm trying to get a more complex scenario running, and am
after a definitive example from someone who has got this working, just to

2 node Windows 2003 NLB Cluster,IIS 6.0 Running in IIS 5.0 Isolation mode.
An identical web site on both nodes.Web site does not allow Anonymous
access.Used to run fine until recently. Now we get the "Cannot find server or
DNS Error" error message. When I configure the web sites ...

IIS6 - Windows 2003 Ent.
I have an FTP site with numerous hundreds of directories/contents.  I do not
want the user to be able to traverse up a folder and see all this content -
I just want them to see the content of the link I send them - they would not

I'm encountering a problem which is quite 'mysterious' to me.
Scenario:
- Windows XP Pro SP2 with IIS 5.1, acting as both server and client
- a virtual directory /tests/secured/ with Directory Security set to

We have a servlet that is served by Tomcat. IIS is employed to redirect ot
Tomcat via AJP. IIS is also SSL enabled as our data is sensistive.
I am setting IIS to use SSL encryption on the default website. I have a
redirector that forwards request to Tomcat

Is it safe to use the public IP of a server as a relay in IIS? I'm
testing the SMTP server in IIS.   A web app on this server needs to be
able to send email.  The only way I've got it to work so far is by
going into Default SMTP Virtual Server Properties > Relay Restrictions

I have a strange problem here. I have only two IP's and I need SSL on
different web sites so I have configured one web site to use the port
444 for SSL.
It's seems to work fine, when I'm on my desktop I connect to the web

I currently have 2 web sites on 2 different servers: 1 ssl and 1 non-ssl
sites. I am planning to move the ssl site to the non-ssl server which is a
Windows 2003, IIS6 box. I figure I would setup the 2 sites using 2 different
virtual directories.

I am working on a shopping cart website and for that I need SSL. The
problem is that I don't know how to install SSL.
Is it possible to download it from a website or do I need to buy it.If
I have to buy it then from where can I buy it from and how much it

I have for a long time used the line:
Set FS=Server.CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
in my ASP code.  Suddenly one day this week it stopped working and I now get
the error:

I am running Windows 2000 server with IIS 5.0 SP4,
which is hosting a website which requires digest authentication.
Recently the website has stopped working. I have noticed that
the "Digest Authentication" box is now greyed out. I am able